got (on) (Meaning)
got (on)
get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding
Synonyms & Antonyms of got (on)
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Synonyms:
- contrived
- wrung
- lasted
- eked out
- scraped (out)
- scrounged
- scraped (by or through)
- fended for oneself
- squeezed
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word got (on)
get along sense 3, to grow old, to start dealing with, to criticize (someone) repeatedly, get along, to gain knowledge or understanding
coped, managed, made out, survived, did, got by, got along, made shift, made do, carried on
fell short, failed, collapsed, fizzled, waned, gave up,declined, petered (out), floundered, slumped
I got on the bus just in time before it departed.
The hikers got on the trail early in the morning to avoid the heat.
The students got on the school bus with a mix of excitement and anxiety.
As soon as I got on the plane, I settled into my seat and put on my headphones.
