getting along (Meaning)
getting along
to be or remain on pleasant terms, progress, to meet one's needs, to proceed toward a destination, manage sense 4, to approach old age, to be or remain on congenial terms, to approach an advanced stage
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getting along Sentence Examples
- The siblings had a history of not getting along, but they made an effort to improve their relationship.
- The coworkers initially struggled to get along, but eventually they developed a strong friendship.
- The neighbors were getting along peacefully until a dispute arose about the shared fence.
- The team members had excellent communication skills, which helped them get along well with each other.
- The newlyweds spent countless hours talking and laughing, getting along like a house on fire.
- The cat and dog were surprisingly getting along, happily sharing the same space.
- The students in the class were all very different, but they still managed to get along and support each other.
- Despite their conflicting opinions, the couple worked hard to get along and maintain a harmonious relationship.
- The family had always gotten along well, but a recent argument put their bond to the test.
- The colleagues had put in a lot of effort to get along, but their differences ultimately proved too insurmountable.
FAQs About the word getting along
to be or remain on pleasant terms, progress, to meet one's needs, to proceed toward a destination, manage sense 4, to approach old age, to be or remain on conge
doing, making ends meet, getting by, making out, managing,coping, making do, getting on,surviving, shifting
failing, floundering,falling short, collapsing, fizzling,declining, giving up, waning, slumping, petering (out)
The siblings had a history of not getting along, but they made an effort to improve their relationship.
The coworkers initially struggled to get along, but eventually they developed a strong friendship.
The neighbors were getting along peacefully until a dispute arose about the shared fence.
The team members had excellent communication skills, which helped them get along well with each other.
