getting around Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- doing-down
- dispatching
- prevailing-over-
- getting-the-better-of
- winning-against-
- getting
- beating
- triumphing-over-
- defeating
- stopping
- overcoming
- taking
- conquering
- mastering
Strong:
- subduing
- edging-out-
- licking
- blowing-away
- overmatching
- besting
- nosing-out
- upending
- knocking-for-a-loop
- worsting
- blowing-out
- surmounting
- overbearing
- trimming
- finishing
- succeeding
Weak:
- skunking
- outstripping
- snowing-under
- annihilating
- upsetting
- overpowering
- thrashing
- clobbering
- subjugating
- eclipsing
- knocking-over
- exceeding
- scoring
- excelling
- creaming
- overthrowing
- burying
- drubbing
- surpassing
- flattening
- shellacking
- skinning
- slaughtering
- topping
- waxing
- overwhelming
- bombing
- capping
- walloping
- sweeping
- outdoing
- routing
- breaking
- flourishing
- acing-out-
- crushing
- outshining
- vanquishing
- smoking
- transcending
- unseating
- whipping
- trouncing
- bettering
- pipping
- overtopping
- knocking-off
Meaning of getting around
getting around
circumvent, evade, to give attention or consideration, to do or deal with (something not yet done or dealt with), to become known or current, to go from place to place, to find or take the necessary time or effort, to get the better of, evade, to become known
getting around Sentence Examples
- The new subway line makes it easier for citizens to get around the city.
- Despite the heavy traffic, the experienced driver had no trouble getting around town.
- The tourist was frustrated by the difficulty of getting around in a foreign country.
- The elderly woman relied on her walker to get around her apartment.
- The injured athlete struggled to get around without crutches.
- The company's new mobile app helps employees get around the office more efficiently.
- The social worker provided assistance to disabled individuals to help them get around.
- The construction workers had to find a safe way to get around the scaffolding.
- The dog's owner invented a wheelchair to help his pet get around after surgery.
- The restaurant staff was proactive in helping patrons get around the dining area.
FAQs About the word getting around
circumvent, evade, to give attention or consideration, to do or deal with (something not yet done or dealt with), to become known or current, to go from place t
doing down, dispatching, prevailing (over), getting the better of, winning (against), getting, beating, triumphing (over), defeating, stopping
losing (to), going down, falling, going under,giving up,failing, folding, washing out, collapsing
The new subway line makes it easier for citizens to get around the city.
Despite the heavy traffic, the experienced driver had no trouble getting around town.
The tourist was frustrated by the difficulty of getting around in a foreign country.
The elderly woman relied on her walker to get around her apartment.
