Synonym: advance, come, come along, come on, do, fare, get along with, get on, get on with, make out, progress, shape up. Similar words: get along with, let alone, along, all along, alongside, along with, long., long. Meaning: v. 1. proceed or get along 2. have smooth relations 3. develop in a positive way.
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31. We haven't a great income,but we manage to get along.
32. Now that we know each other a little better, we get along fine.
33. They get along nicely.
34. If we're going to live under the same roof , we need to get along.
35. Rachel doesn't get along with Cyrus at all.
36. And we did get along fine.
37. But we did get along all right.
38. I knew they wouldn't get along.
39. Perhaps they do not get along with their children.
40. You can't get along without it.
41. He and I get along very well now.
42. But how will I get along without you?
43. I find I can get along quite happily with a few dozen.
44. As to the stardom, well, the truth is, Alice could no longer get along without it.
45. Racial disharmony is what makes the news; when people get along, we don't hear about it.
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46. The reason grandchildren and grandparents get along so well is that they have a common enemy. Sam Levenson 
47. The object of teaching a child is to enable him to get along without a teacher. Elbert Hubbard
48. Look, Neil, you'd better get along to the blue drawing room.
49. I have been up against tough competition all my life. I wouldn't know how to get along without it. Walt Disney
50. Her major concern is how she will succeed at making sure the people on the teams get along with one another.
51. It tells smokers and nonsmokers that they ought to be able to get along with each other.
52. Drives made by different manufacturers will sometimes not get along.
53. Chimp behavior holds insights into teaching humans self-esteem, intellectual curiosity and the ability to get along with others, she says.
54. I used to argue a lot with my parents, but now we get along fine.
55. National literatures, like writers, get along the best way they can, and with what they can.
56. He's difficult to get along with but still in full possession of his faculties.
57. It was really awkward, because she and Rachel don't get along.
58. Carlie had to go to the foster home because she couldn't get along with her stepfather.
59. Unlike his brother, David tended to talk to people, get along with them, hang out with them.
60. He has allowed the country to see that it can get along without Washington.
More similar words: get along with, let alone, along, all along, alongside, along with, long., long, catalog, at a loss, metal, leave alone, long for, prolong, long since, longtime, no longer, as long as, any longer, so long as, long-term, belong to, before long, long before, in the long run, deal out, a lot of, a load of, dialogue, get at.