get to
- aggravate v.
- agitate v.
- appall/appal v.
- arrive v.
- bribe v.
- buy off v.
- demoralize v.
- disconcert v.
- dismay v.
- distress v.
- effect v.
- fluster v.
- harass v.
- incite v.
- irk v.
- make v.
- overtake v.
- perplex v.
- pester v.
- pick at/pick on v.
- pick on v.
- puzzle v.
- rattle v.
- reach v.
- reach v.
- reach v.
- report v.
- rub the wrong way v.
- ruffle v.
- tamper v.
- touch v.
- trouble v.
- unnerve v.
- unsettle v.
- upset v.
- wax v.
Example Sentences
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However, market upheavals like this are exactly when independent traders who shift oil, natural gas and metals around the world and are willing to take the risks get to reap giant profits.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 17, 2026
It takes me well over an hour to get to his place now, and I’m getting burned out.
From MarketWatch ● Sep. 17, 2026
"It was assessed we wouldn't get to the identification of Baby Auckland even if we used that technique," Sutherland told the coroner, adding: "We would still be some generations off."
From BBC ● Sep. 17, 2026
"It's taken a while to get to this stage, but I'm surprised in a sense at how little has been spent by these departments," he added.
From BBC ● Sep. 16, 2026
To get to the porch, we gingerly step on a series of mud-soaked planks that serve as a makeshift walkway.
From "Split the Sky" by Marie Arnold
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