get up Antonyms
Meaning of get up
get up (v)
rise to one's feet
get up and out of bed
raise from a lower to a higher position
cause to rise
develop
put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive
arrange by systematic planning and united effort
study intensively, as before an exam
get up (n.)
General composition or structure; manner in which the parts of a thing are combined; make-up; style of dress, etc.
get up Sentence Examples
- I need to get up early tomorrow for my flight.
- After a long workout, it was difficult to get up from the floor.
- The alarm clock didn't go off, so I had to get up late.
- I'm determined to get up early and start my day off right.
- I can't seem to get up in the morning without a cup of coffee.
- The child struggled to get up from the bed after falling asleep.
- The doctor advised me to get up and move around every hour to prevent blood clots.
- I'm a night owl, so it's always a challenge for me to get up in the morning.
- The team got up after the pep talk and went out to play hard.
- The get-up-and-go spirit of the group motivated them to complete the task.
FAQs About the word get up
rise to one's feet, get up and out of bed, raise from a lower to a higher position, cause to rise, develop, put on special clothes to appear particularly appeal
turn out, wake, rise,roll out, arise,awake,uprise, stir, awaken, bestir
sleep, bed (down), sleep, drop off, rest, drop off, rest,turn in, retire, turn in
I need to get up early tomorrow for my flight.
After a long workout, it was difficult to get up from the floor.
The alarm clock didn't go off, so I had to get up late.
I'm determined to get up early and start my day off right.
