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View definitions for get on

get on

verb as in mount

verb as in cope, progress

verb as in be compatible

verb as in put clothing on

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Example Sentences

The Department of Health wants to get on with the process.

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"We're a good group here and we all get on," says Mike.

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What it tells us: The appointments are an acknowledgment of the help Trump got on the campaign trail from Ramaswamy and Musk, the latter of whom personally ploughed more than $100m into the campaign.

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Littler had taken a 2-0 lead but De Decker got on level terms, then seemed to have the momentum as the match wore on.

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And she would do a full day of shooting on ‘Grace and Frankie’ and then get on a bus and go with some women to do something for the service industry in Sacramento.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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