Forge ahead
verb
To continue to make progress or move forward, even though it is difficult.
Despite the challenges, the team managed to forge ahead with the project.

Often appears as...
- forge ahead with confidence
- forge ahead with progress
verb
To continue to make progress or move forward, even though it is difficult.
Despite the challenges, the team managed to forge ahead with the project.

Often appears as...
- forge ahead with confidence
- forge ahead with progress
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Metaphorical Use
Used figuratively to describe someone advancing despite hardships, not literal walking or moving.

She was ill but forged ahead with her studies.
Positive Connotation
Implies a positive assessment of someone's determination and effort.

Even after the setback, they forged ahead admirably.
Not for Literal Creation
Doesn't mean literally making something by forging, like blacksmithing.

He didn't forge tools, but he forged ahead with his plan.
Metaphorical Use
Used figuratively to describe someone advancing despite hardships, not literal walking or moving.

She was ill but forged ahead with her studies.
Positive Connotation
Implies a positive assessment of someone's determination and effort.

Even after the setback, they forged ahead admirably.
Not for Literal Creation
Doesn't mean literally making something by forging, like blacksmithing.

He didn't forge tools, but he forged ahead with his plan.
Metaphorical Use
Used figuratively to describe someone advancing despite hardships, not literal walking or moving.

She was ill but forged ahead with her studies.
Positive Connotation
Implies a positive assessment of someone's determination and effort.

Even after the setback, they forged ahead admirably.
Not for Literal Creation
Doesn't mean literally making something by forging, like blacksmithing.

He didn't forge tools, but he forged ahead with his plan.
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