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Meaning of getting up
getting up
general composition or structure, to create in oneself, to produce in oneself by effort, prepare sense 2, organize, to acquire a knowledge of, to rise to one's feet, climb, ascend, outfit, costume, to arise from bed, to arrange as to external appearance, outfit entry 1 sense 1, costume, to make preparations for, to go ahead or faster
getting up Sentence Examples
- Getting up early on weekdays is a challenge for me.
- I enjoy getting up to watch the sunrise over the mountains.
- Getting up from the couch after a long nap can be difficult.
- The alarm clock kept getting me up every hour, ruining my sleep.
- She had difficulty getting up after falling on the slippery floor.
- I'm getting up to make some coffee before the meeting.
- Getting up from the dinner table, I felt a wave of fullness.
- The lazy cat refused to get up and move from its spot.
- Getting up to give a presentation can be nerve-wracking.
- After a long day of work, getting up to exercise is the last thing I want to do.
FAQs About the word getting up
general composition or structure, to create in oneself, to produce in oneself by effort, prepare sense 2, organize, to acquire a knowledge of, to rise to one's
rolling out, waking, turning out,rising, uprising, arising,awaking, bestirring, awakening, arousing
bedding (down), sleeping, retiring, dropping off, resting,turning in,lying up, napping, lying (down), nodding
Getting up early on weekdays is a challenge for me.
I enjoy getting up to watch the sunrise over the mountains.
Getting up from the couch after a long nap can be difficult.
The alarm clock kept getting me up every hour, ruining my sleep.
