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What is another word for gets off?

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To convey or express in a particular way or manner

To alight or dismount from a vehicle or horse

To leave or exit a place

To stop doing something

To take the first step, or to commence an action or event

To escape a punishment

To escape or avoid punishment for doing something

To break free from confinement or control

To begin or embark on an action, task or journey

To arrange for the delivery of, especially by post

To remove, especially a stain

(launch into) To be responsible for the creation or use of

To remove or take off, typically a piece of one's clothing

To stop one's participation in an undertaking

To come up with a plan or idea

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To convey or express in a particular way or manner

verbalizes^US

publicises^UK

summarises^UK

verbalises^UK

summarizes^US

publicizes^US

vocalizes^US

emphasises^UK

emphasizes^US

vocalises^UK

shouts from the rooftops

symbolizes^US

symbolises^UK

itemizes^US

issues a statement about

itemises^UK

brings to public notice

brings to public attention

elaborates

advocates

bears out

serves as evidence of

communicates information

popularises^UK

popularizes^US

brings out into the open

exchanges views about

lets the cat out of the bag

catalogues^UK

shoots off one's mouth

shouts from the housetops

paints a word picture of

catalogs^US

gives a description of

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To alight or dismount from a vehicle or horse

“All the passengers, along with their baggage, had to get off the train.”

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To leave or exit a place

beats a hasty retreat

shows a clean pair of heels

makes a sudden departure

takes oneself off from

shuts oneself away in

goes jump in the lake

goes and jump in the lake

takes a long walk on a short pier

does a disappearing act

stops participating in

makes like a tree and get out of here

makes like a tree and leave

goes absent without leave

goes and chase yourself

makes oneself scarce from

gives something a miss

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“I told the kids to get off my lawn as it was private property.”

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To stop doing something

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“It's time to get off the cigarettes!”

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To take the first step, or to commence an action or event

sets the ball rolling

makes a start

gets the ball rolling

gets cracking

goes ahead

sets in motion

gets the show on the road

starts the ball rolling

gets down to business

jumps in

getd down to brass tacks

puts one's hand to the plough

gets off one's backside

gets your skates on

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

gets one's finger out

lays the first stone

takes up

gets weaving

gets down to the nitty-gritty

installs^US

organizes^US

instals^UK

organises^UK

lays the cornerstone of

sows the seeds of

lays the foundations of

lays the first stone of

sets the ball rolling on

gets one's feet wet

breaks the ice on

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“These work programs will help the current generation of school-leavers get off to a good start.”

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To escape a punishment

receives not-guilty verdict

acquits

goes scot free

“Derek somehow managed to get off with only community service.”

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To escape or avoid punishment for doing something

escapes punishment for

gets off scot-free

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To break free from confinement or control

beats a hasty retreat

does a moonlight flit

does a runner

makes a break for it

makes oneself scarce

does a disappearing act

shows a clean pair of heels

slips through your fingers

makes a quick getaway

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To begin or embark on an action, task or journey

endeavors^US

endeavours^UK

tries

essays

sets the ball rolling

takes responsibility for

gets the show on the road

puts one's hand to the plough

rings up the curtain on

gets the ball rolling

becomes involved in

gets down to

getd down to brass tacks

starts the ball rolling

gets down to business

has a shot at

gets off one's backside

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

gets one's finger out

lays the first stone

hits the ground running

takes on oneself

jumps in

gets weaving

gets down to the nitty-gritty

gives something a whirl

puts the wheels in motion

sets the wheels in motion

rolls up one's sleeves

volunteers oneself to

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To arrange for the delivery of, especially by post

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To remove, especially a stain

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(launch into) To be responsible for the creation or use of

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To remove or take off, typically a piece of one's clothing

Verb

To stop one's participation in an undertaking

stops participating in

Verb

To come up with a plan or idea

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