get on: words & expression meanings, synonyms, definition, antonyms, examples of usage, similar terms from the free dictionary www.dictometer.com/get+on

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Adverb

GET ON

(get on)

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7 senses for get on as a Verb:

Synonyms:
- Get along with
- Get on with
- Get on
- Get along
Definitions:
- have smooth relations
Examples:
- My boss and I get along very well
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- Board
- Get on
Definitions:
- get on board of (trains, buses, ships, aircraft, etc.)
Synonyms:
- Hop on
- Mount
- Mount up
- Get on
- Jump on
- Climb on
- Bestride
Definitions:
- get up on the back of
Examples:
- Mount a horse
Synonyms:
- Get on
Definitions:
- grow late or (of time) elapse
Examples:
- It is getting on midnight
Synonyms:
- Get on
- Be on
Definitions:
- appear in a show, on T.V. or radio
Examples:
- The news won't be on tonight
Synonyms:
- Progress
- Come on
- Come along
- Advance
- Get on
- Get along
- Shape up
Definitions:
- develop in a positive way
Examples:
- He progressed well in school
- My plants are coming along
- Plans are shaping up
Synonyms:
- Senesce
- Age
- Get on
- Mature
- Maturate
Definitions:
- grow old or older
Examples:
- She aged gracefully
- We age every day

Verb related (for get on)
get on with
get one's lumps
get onto

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