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Metaphorical UsePlay
Often used metaphorically to suggest persistence or relentless progress in face of difficulties. SlideDespite the rain, the marathon runners decided to march on.
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Conveys a sense of determination and resilience, evoking emotional response. SlideThe protestors began to tire but vowed to march on.
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Can imply a continuous action without a defined endpoint. SlideThe development team worked tirelessly on the project and promised to march on.