moving on
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Phrase — Accepting that something painful is over and letting go of it enough to get on with life.
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Everyday and neutral; common in both emotional talk and business meetings.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between moving on and getting over something?
Getting over something suggests the hurt itself has faded, so it no longer troubles you. Moving on is about your life rather than your feelings: you carry on and rebuild, even if some of the sadness remains.
Is 'moving on' a noun or a verb?
It is the verb 'move on' in its -ing form, and it can act as a noun phrase in a sentence such as 'Moving on was harder than she expected'. There is no separate noun 'a moving on'.
How do you use 'moving on' politely in a meeting?
Put it at the start of a sentence as a signpost: 'Moving on, the next item is the budget.' It closes the current topic gently without saying that the discussion was unwelcome.