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View definitions for get through to

get through to

verb as in get across

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verb as in register

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verb as in touch

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“You’re the one who might be able to get through to Nyame. Between you and him, Nansi doesn’t stand a chance.”

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Could such a message get through to their meat-mad wolf brains?

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Mr Edwards added: "You can't get through to anyone on the phone - when you do they don't believe you."

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Ellie called me 29 times in half an hour to try to get through to me and make sure I was OK.

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"No one is able to get through to their loved ones," Trevor 'Zyanigh' Whyte told the BBC from the town of White House in Westmoreland parish.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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