go on one's merry way

The phrase "go on one's merry way" is often used to describe someone proceeding without concern for others or external consequences.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To continue with one's activities or journey in a carefree or unconcerned manner.

Example

  • After the argument, he just went on his merry way as if nothing had happened.

B2General

(informal)To leave a place or situation without considering the impact on others.

Example

  • She can't just ignore the problem and go on her merry way.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "go on one's merry way":

go one's waygo about one's daygo about one's businesshave one's waycarry ongo onone's waymove alonggo their separate wayscrack onmove onmarch onon one's wayget on withkick up one's heelsgo forthgo aheadgo alongjog ongo aboutkeep onkeep going