What is the Opposite(Antonym) of “derailed”?

The Opposite(Antonym) of “derailed”

The antonyms of derailed are on track and on course. These antonyms describe a situation where things are going as planned, without any deviation or disruption.

Explore all Antonyms of “derailed”

• on track
• on course

Definitions and Examples of on track, on course

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

on track

Progressing as planned; following the intended course.

Example

Thanks to the team's hard work, the project is on track to meet its deadline.

on course

Following the intended path or direction; not deviating from the plan.

Example

The ship is on course to reach its destination on time.

Key Differences: on track vs on course

• 1. On track refers to progress that is following the intended plan.
• 2. On course refers to movement that is following the intended path or direction.

Effective Usage of on track, on course

• 1. Career Development: Use on track to describe progress towards career goals.
• 2. Academic Progress: Use on course to describe progress towards academic goals.
• 3. Project Management: Use both antonyms to describe the status of a project.

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Remember this!

The antonyms on track and on course describe situations where things are going as planned, without any deviation or disruption. Use on track to describe progress towards career goals, on course to describe progress towards academic goals, and both antonyms to describe the status of a project.