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get around
verb as in bypass
verb as in cajole
Strong matches
verb as in circulate
verb as in circumvent
verb as in deviate
verb as in divert
verb as in dodge
Strong matches
verb as in elude
Strongest matches
verb as in evade
Strong matches
verb as in foil
Strong matches
verb as in goldbrick
verb as in inveigle
verb as in nationalize
verb as in negotiate
verb as in overcome
Strong matches
verb as in prevail on
verb as in prevail upon/prevail on
verb as in shirk
verb as in shun
verb as in sidestep
verb as in veer
Example Sentences
“Never had one actually come marching through the Veil before! Wait’ll this story gets around. I’ll have to double my price.”
The rest of us had to travel by foot, saddle up a horse, or maybe ride a horse and buggy to get around.
Insurance coverage is limited for weight loss drugs, and the companies see in the direct-to-consumer market a way to get around the limits imposed by managed care.
We all know how it works: In corporate taxation, large companies are able to get around federal taxes while small businesses pay.
"One of the main things for me is that I don't have the same degree of night terrors I had before," said Shash, who often uses a wheelchair to get around.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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