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View definitions for gets along

gets along

verb as in make progress

verb as in depart

verb as in be compatible

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Harold — from Prairie View, Texas, home to a historically Black college of the same name my sister currently attends — brings back memories of going to that small town where everyone gets along.

“As a Korean who values a sense of community, I think the culture of community is good, and I hope more people will pursue a culture where everyone gets along well,” Mr. Lee said.

The team gets along fine until war unexpectedly breaks out on Earth, and Gordon and the Russians are both ordered to seize control of the I.S.S.

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“He gets along with everybody, gets everybody on the same page, likes to have fun. So once your quarterback’s doing that, you know he’s in a good headspace.”

“He is polite and courteous with the public and gets along with his peers; and he is a problem solver who exhibits professionalism and excellent judgment,” Gosser said in a statement to media outlets.

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

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