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go-getter

noun as in opportunist

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The independent and go-getter spirit started young, with the band plastering posters throughout the Windy City.

He is, by all accounts, brilliant; a dashing, urbane go-getter who exudes charm.

They call him a go-getter in the movie, and he is a go-getter, especially for that part of the country in a depressed situation.

According to “well-placed sources,” Couric did not appreciate her go-getter attitude.

To others, she was a hardheaded go-getter, a haughty social cipher, cadging her way off two continents.

If it was anybody else I'd say it was crazy, but you're such a doggoned hellion of a go-getter mebbe you can put it over.

That would put him right up in the go-getter class, which is the class I want to see Kay marry into.

I'm sending you there, Harrison, because your record indicates that you're a go-getter.

Applehead, I may here explain, was an ex-sheriff, and what range men call a "go-getter."

Mr. Golightly was no bookworm, but he knew about Achievements, as what seasoned go-getter did not?

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On this page you'll find 29 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to go-getter, such as: beaver, doer, dynamo, fireball, hustler, and pistol.

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

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