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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91. A broadminded man can get along with people from all walks of life.
92. However, some owners have reported that caimans get along well with turtles, as long as the turtle is too big to fit inside the caiman's jaws.
93. All human activities must get along with nature harmony and get development coordinately.
94. De Ravin: It was so great being able to work with someone you immediately get along with and is incredibly talented and is driven to make the film as good as we can.
95. If I leave you two alone, no rough stuff! You have to try and get along.
96. Hope our love will go strong, through the good and bad we will get along.
97. A neophyte with a record of going along to get along could find it impossible.
98. I really hope he'll chirk up, and get along comfortable.
99. Really, it is very difficult that the woman of a rich laugh wants to hold sex appeal, but this is not cloggy we are attracted by her and be willing to get along with her.
100. After this album, bassist Andy Flag played with Anti-Flag on their EP North America Sucks, but left soon after as they couldn't get along as a band.
101. B:You need a give-and-take attitude to get along in this firm.
102. Whilst they are not roommates, they get along well with each other.
103. His unsociable character makes it hard for us to get along with each other.
104. How did you get along with your costar, Snowbell the cat, offscreen?
105. People in med schools are'told'how to get along with patients.
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106. Mrs. Clinton nonplussed, before replying, " Well, we will get along very well. "
107. The young mother does not know how to get along with her fidgety son.
108. In order to get along well with the popular used stability methods, this paper look the failure face as parabolic line, to set a limiting equilibrium equation, as a base for reliability calculation.
109. We either all get along. Or an unbridgeable divide develops.
110. "There is a desire with China to get along, and I know there is such a desire in India," says Maharaja Krishna Rasgotra, former Indian Foreign Secretary.
111. In spite of his shortcoming, I get along well with him.
112. You'll even learn how to get along with your teammates at the firehouse.
113. My sister said that a Taurus won't get along with a Leo.
114. He is a yellow dog, and nobody would like to get along with him.
115. Our village is not big, all the people can get along harmoniously.
116. Some expression are mixed egoistically jumpy, hard as friendly as the person get along.
117. She and I used to get along quite well, I think we had good vibes.
118. Although the voice of Huo mulberry is very easy to get along with, but his sharp-edged vision doesn't always and never slack off.
119. I like to think I'm relatively easy to get along with.
120. We can get along if we economise. I'll pay you back all right.
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.