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get going
interjection as in scat
verb as in begin
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Strong matches
verb as in begin
verb as in commence
verb as in engage
verb as in found
verb as in get the lead out
verb as in go
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verb as in move
Strong matches
verb as in move
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Strong matches
verb as in organize
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verb as in pitch in
verb as in proceed
verb as in rise and shine
verb as in rouse
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Strong matches
verb as in start
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Liverpool have to click sooner or later, and if their attack gets going here then they could overpower my boyhood club.
Use gentle pressure on the accelerator until the vehicle gets going.
Gibby pushed Ridge’s hands out of the way and said, “We better get going. Don’t you think, guys?”
Ireland faded late in the dispiriting loss to the All Blacks in Chicago and took 60 minutes to get going against Japan.
She has a little bit of time to bounce back, as that show doesn’t get going until Feb. 11 when the Little Miss Drama tour kicks off in Palm Desert.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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