proceed directly

Frequency: 7.211.5 per million words

To go to a place or do something without stopping or delaying.

proceedADVERB + proceed

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directly

Examples (10)

  • In some cases, appeals may proceed directly from the High Court to the House of Lords.
  • After clearing customs, passengers should proceed directly to the arrivals hall.
  • The memo instructed staff to proceed directly to the emergency assembly point.
  • If you have no symptoms, you may proceed directly to your destination.
  • The suspect was seen to proceed directly to the train station after the incident.
  • Please proceed directly to the checkout to complete your purchase.
  • Once the meeting ends, we will proceed directly to lunch.
  • The shuttle will proceed directly to the hotel without any stops.
  • The new law allows certain cases to proceed directly to the Supreme Court.
  • He decided to proceed directly with the legal action instead of negotiating.