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What is another word for
get over
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Contexts
▼
▲
To recover from or survive something, such as an illness or difficulty
To overcome, or find a solution to, a problem or difficult situation
To come to terms with an unpleasant fact or difficult situation
To state, or explain a concept in a clear, understandable manner
To erase from one's memory
To overcome a negative or unpleasant feeling or experience
To physically get or pass over something
To render comprehensible or understandable
To contend or deal with (something), usually in an effective manner
To recover from a negative without seemingly any damage
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▲
Verb
▲
To recover from or survive something, such as an illness or difficulty
survive
recover
recuperate
endure
recover from
pull through
get beyond
shake off
shrug off
come round
get better
get better after
live through
recuperate from
come round from
pass though
mend from
rise above
outlast
forget
get rid of
live down
rally
improve
weather
revive
triumph
come through
get over something
be all right
get through
ride out
get well again
pick up
“Eventually, you'll
get over
this setback, dust yourself off, and hop right back on the horse.”
Verb
▲
To overcome, or find a solution to, a problem or difficult situation
overcome
master
surmount
conquer
lick
solve
circumvent
resolve
crack
prevail over
triumph over
deal with
get the better of
cope with
sort out
take care of
get round
find an answer to
find a solution to
find the answer to
find the solution to
beat
subdue
vanquish
defeat
best
control
overpower
curb
quell
quash
repress
gain mastery over
get a grip on
tame
bridle
dispatch
worst
stop
get
overmatch
subjugate
skunk
upend
overbear
better
transcend
negotiate
get control of
get around
get through
resist
do down
win against
rise above
take
surpass
trim
outdo
outstrip
exceed
triumph
pass
throw
down
hurdle
prevail
endure
be unstoppable by
make it over
make it past
stand up to
withstand
take in hand
get to grips with
suppress
check
restrain
dominate
govern
regulate
hegemonize
direct
rule
gain control of
command
manage
get under control
bring under control
crush
trounce
overwhelm
clobber
rout
thrash
drub
overthrow
wipe the floor with
whip
stuff
own
cream
hammer
make mincemeat of
tank
demolish
run rings around
blow out of the water
slaughter
walk all over
undo
shellac
bring someone to their knees
murder
paste
destroy
outclass
take to the cleaners
annihilate
subject
smash
subordinate
smother
crucify
reduce
blow out
tyrannize
US
outplay
break
flatten
oppress
knock out
beat down
bear down
excel
humble
marmalize
pound
total
massacre
trash
put down
tyrannise
UK
domineer
contain
hold back
rein in
keep in check
be victorious over
hold sway over
pacify
enslave
stifle
inhibit
wipe out
pip at the post
top
give someone a drubbing
turn inside out
pulverize
US
keep under thumb
upset
slam
trample
floor
wallop
wax
gain a victory over
outshine
pulverise
UK
whomp
constrain
beat hollow
lambaste
persecute
give someone a hiding
influence
bully
maltreat
abuse
intimidate
overturn
overshadow
overrun
torpedo
overrule
drop
cane
outperform
zap
outrun
gain ascendancy over
keep the lid on
keep a lid on
render incapable
keep a tight rein on
render helpless
render powerless
deck
tan
skin
rule over
knock for a loop
shut down
grind down
run rings round
edge out
ride roughshod over
keep down
put paid to
KO
pick apart
tyrannize over
trample on
trample underfoot
moderate
restrict
cap
boss
limit
dictate
kill
torment
silence
squash
bury
lead
squelch
measure
coerce
torture
hound
harass
keep
run the show
call the shots
arrest
pull in
hold in
bust
thwart
outwit
walk over
frustrate
eclipse
finish
plague
handle
win over
steamroll
whack
force
chasten
waste
pommel
ruin
sink
whitewash
win
bulldoze
flog
be victorious
trump
slay
edge
subvert
outmatch
get the upper hand over
wrong
knock over
route
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
entrap
obliterate
swamp
outjump
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
flax
outflank
butcher
ambush
outgun
exercise authority
outdistance
ill-treat
put away
crack down on
treat harshly
keep back
checkmate
work over
plow under
break down
do better than
bring to heel
be cruel to
be brutal to
nose out
tone down
bring to knees
preside over
push around
knock off
go one better than
keep under control
take it all
finish off
mow down
win a victory over
run roughshod over
unseat
hold down
defeat utterly
bring to ruin
take to cleaners
put an end to
roll back
weigh heavy upon
be in charge of
rule with a rod of iron
blow away
put someone in their place
pull rank
put in the shade
rule with an iron hand
hold in check
pwn
nip in the bud
cultivate
nullify
order about
extinguish
humiliate
outsmart
muller
devastate
weather
survive
shock
stun
render
outlive
bring under the yoke
hold
domesticize
curtail
give someone a pasting
dismantle
break someone's spirit
rein back
gain the upper hand over
win a resounding victory over
get the upper hand
come out on top of
knock your socks off
blast
take down
beat up
outfight
shoot down
foil
do in
discipline
come out on top
smoke
run circles around
cut to pieces
defeat heavily
knock for six
defeat easily
discomfit
override
overmaster
confound
whup
tromp
make a fool of
have authority over
whop
bomb
dust
whap
overtop
stamp out
put the kibosh on
swallow
get one up on
tower over
overtake
hose
outrival
gain the advantage over
succeed over
snow under
knock spots off
improve on
be better than
wipe off the map
disable
cripple
undermine
enfeeble
shoot ahead of
muffle
compose
wear down
harry
strangle
beset
exploit
cool
scourge
aggrieve
distress
knock down
smash down
domineer over
fight back
gag
encumber
saddle
ride
outrage
annoy
press
despotize
worry
strain
handicap
vex
tax
choke back
fight
put screws to
put upon
pick on
colonize
US
enthrall
US
underyoke
cork up
bottle up
button up
re-collect
calm
settle
colonise
UK
enthral
UK
adjust
monitor
collect
mistreat
browbeat
treat
kick around
menace
rally
quiet
tranquilize
US
lull
corner
recover
inspect
still
terrorize
US
victimize
US
threaten
brutalize
US
soften
stagger
immobilize
US
mellow
damp
blank
stretch
shellack
dumbfound
overawe
lessen
diminish
immobilise
UK
hold sway
steamroller
victimise
UK
brutalise
UK
terrorise
UK
tackle
damp down
reel back in
simmer down
keep in line
put the brakes on
set limits on
impose limits on
snuff out
take out
tranquillise
UK
manipulate
sway
gain control over
bowl over
spank
strike
shut off
roll over
monopolize
US
head
clamp down on
lay out
slap down
preponderate
run
monopolise
UK
quieten down
deal
see to
attend to
rule the roost
take over
head up
push about
exercise control over
be in control of
slap about
have ascendancy over
be in command of
have the whip hand over
boss around
play first fiddle
be the boss of
call the tune
lead by the nose
have the upper hand in
have mastery over
have one's way
have under one's thumb
boss about
wear the trousers
have the upper hand over
be at the helm
have upper hand
lay down the law
rule the roost in
be in the saddle
sit on top of
behave towards
act towards
conduct oneself towards
take charge of
take on
more ❯
“To
get over
the problem of late fees, I contacted her credit card provider and asked them to amend her repayment date.”
Verb
▲
To come to terms with an unpleasant fact or difficult situation
accept
come to terms with
deal with
come to grips with
cope with
face up to
resolve
confront
handle
bite the bullet
manage
cope
face
realize
US
admit
learn to live with
reconcile oneself to
realise
UK
contend with
grapple with
get by with
make out with
manage with
make do with
resign
grin and bear it
come to accept
become accustomed to
become reconciled to
get used to
make the best of
acclimatize oneself to
become resigned to
accommodate oneself to
grasp the nettle
tackle head on
bite the biscuit
tackle
sort out
wrestle with
tussle with
address
give in to the inevitable
get used to the idea of
have no choice but to accept
resign oneself to
put up with
adjust oneself to
reconcile
submit
submit to
like it or lump it
yield
reach an acceptance of
reach an acceptance
adjust to
be realistic about
meet head-on
get to grips with
“My father told me to just
get over
it, to accept that this was to be my role in life.”
Verb
▲
To state, or explain a concept in a clear, understandable manner
communicate
express
convey
impart
transmit
put across
get across
put over
make clear
make understood
pass on
say
articulate
state
word
phrase
couch
voice
utter
frame
verbalize
US
tell
put
render
designate
indicate
clothe
formulate
give expression to
verbalise
UK
put into words
give voice to
reveal
air
intimate
assert
denote
enunciate
pronounce
declare
speak
vent
raise
proclaim
ventilate
profess
disclose
asseverate
divulge
give
expound
sound
import
mouth
bespeak
testify to
broach
circulate
testify
suggest
point out
insinuate
hint
connote
make public
give vent to
make known
pop off
specify
detail
define
particularize
US
systematize
US
itemize
US
systematise
UK
particularise
UK
itemise
UK
give form to
codify
table
vocalize
US
propose
moot
disseminate
mention
affirm
purport
annunciate
inform
maintain
advance
opine
asservate
reassert
attest to
roar
give utterance to
modulate
pass
propound
announce
spell out
talk of
lay down
recount
broadcast
give testimony
deliver
give expression
publicise
UK
intonate
make out
promulgate
confess
herald
shout
blare
pour out
stress
intone
put in words
allege
mutter
publicize
US
blazon
cite
discuss
advocate
aver
debate
speak out
talk about
come out with
give utterance
go into
claim
shout from the rooftops
look
yell
trumpet
reaffirm
avouch
bear witness
present
give out
submit
bring forward
bring into the open
give away
allegate
admit
repeat
advertize
emphasize
US
put forward
argue
cry
set forth
spread
avow
vocalise
UK
publish
emphasise
UK
inflect
advertise
spell
intend
stand for
add up to
explain
relay
outline
relate
speak about
address
exclaim
clarify
summarise
UK
remark
summarize
US
report
put forth
let on
talk
describe
comment on
note
pipe up with
spout
orate
spiel
declaim
recite
translate
jaw
bring out
get off
style
term
acknowledge
exhibit
remark on
refer to
allude to
imply
press
attest
touch on
bring up
offer
predicate
enounce
spill
contend
vouch
protest
blurt
plead
chatter
mumble
quote
drawl
retell
chirp
yak
regurgitate
narrate
lip
signal
gab
gas
perorate
rehearse
expose
swear
yammer
murmur
evince
pipe
read
blab
soliloquize
whisper
throw out
reel off
sound out
add
chip in
throw in
put in two cents
weigh in
contribute
hand on
let out
signify
put out
let on about
write
share
break
ring up
get through
advise
unfold
interject
have a say
interpose
lecture
discourse
harangue
pontificate
expatiate
sermonize
US
preach
speechify
pitch
descant
stump
preachify
give a lecture
instruct
mouth off
address an audience
hold forth
give a speech
teach
sound off
give lessons in
sermonise
UK
give a talk
give an address
get on a soapbox
make a statement
make a speech
drone on
prelect
give a sermon
deliver an address
more ❯
“I think we need a promotional campaign to
get
the point
over
to the public.”
Verb
▲
To erase from one's memory
put behind you
forget
get out of your system
put down to experience
recover from
turn your back on
drop
put away
have done with
dismiss from mind
discount
skip
never mind
slur over
think no more of
cease to remember
cease to think of
put in the past
blank out
take no notice of
lay aside
stop thinking about
not worry about
pay no heed to
erase from your mind
banish from one's thoughts
blank over
put out of your mind
not give another thought to
shut out
blot out
bypass
brush off
erase from memory
let bygones be bygones
abandon
bury
set aside
draw a veil over
consign to oblivion
shrug off
disregard
ignore
suppress
block out
deny
put aside
repress
repress one's memory of
neglect
erase
refuse
break with
overlook
wipe out
sink
put to one side
close your eyes to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To overcome a negative or unpleasant feeling or experience
put something behind one
overcome
forget about
ignore
move on
consign something to the past
get over it
pay no heed to something
put down to experience
move past it
go forward
push ahead
push on
forget about it
regard as water under the bridge
Verb
▲
To physically get or pass over something
clear
pass over
hurdle
leap over
overleap
surmount
vault
fly over
go over
jump over
leapfrog
negotiate
skip over
bound over
cross
hop
hop over
jump
jump across
leap
leapfrog over
sail over
skip
spring over
traverse
vault over
get past
go above
top
make it over
make one's way over
bound
spring
pole-vault
scale
saltate
cross over
ascend
over
mount
soar
rise
high jump
more ❯
Verb
▲
To render comprehensible or understandable
illustrate
explain
clarify
demonstrate
elucidate
interpret
show
describe
explicate
summarise
UK
summarize
US
construe
demystify
emphasise
UK
emphasize
US
expound
get across
illuminate
simplify
unriddle
allegorize
clear
delineate
disclose
gloss
mark
proclaim
bring home
clear up
make clear
make plain
sum up
lay out
point out
spell out
point up
draw a picture of
show and tell
communicate
convey
express
impart
get through
pass on
put across
make understood
put over
transmit
define
detail
translate
throw light on
break down
unfold
exemplify
untangle
decipher
make perfectly clear
characterize
US
reveal
unravel
decode
characterise
UK
shed light on
go into detail
enlighten
tell
annotate
unscramble
expose
sort out
straighten out
comment on
give an explanation of
run over
flesh out
give the details of
resolve
expand
develop
denote
set the scene
enucleate
label
underline
specify
explicitize
US
identify
settle
explicitise
UK
analyze
US
designate
analyse
UK
tag
diagram
uncover
make easy
explain in detail
draw a picture
make easier
clean up
boil down
make straightforward
put into words
break it down
make intelligible
get to the meat
put in plain English
express in words
make obvious
break things down
spell things out
lay things out
render
paraphrase
account for
abridge
justify
reduce
add a commentary to
answer
explain in simple terms
clue in
throw light upon
draw a map of
fill someone in
expatiate
amplify
formulate
discuss
cut the frills
put in a nutshell
cut down
reduce to the bare bones
get down to basics
dilate
appraise
criticize
US
criticise
UK
teach
highlight
declare
disentangle
defog
brief
make explicit
educate
exhibit
spell it out
shed light
enunciate
lay bare
guide
paint a picture
report
put in plain words
clear the air
run down
work out
give the big picture
put into plain English
enlarge upon
tell why
make simple
clear the air about
get something straight
make plausible
make reasonable
prove
shed
indicate
state
distinguish
flag
expound on
pinpoint
notate
disinvolve
straighten up
term
make see daylight
popularize
US
brand
betoken
ticket
tab
tick
character
depict
represent
portray
denominate
popularise
UK
name
formalize
US
ascertain
evince
trace
entitle
stipulate
assign
etch
formalise
UK
dub
make more accessible
put one straight
let daylight in
hit the high spots
make easy to understand
make simpler
dumb down
let sunlight in
make easier to understand
clean it up
make more comprehensible
make more intelligible
state precisely
point to
mark off
show the position of
check off
nail it down
lay it out
call a spade a spade
give the meaning of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To contend or deal with (something), usually in an effective manner
negotiate
handle
manage
address
field
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
play
manipulate
hack
treat
take
swing
surmount
overcome
cope with
deal with
contend with
grapple with
operate
control
work
run
tackle
wield
use
execute
utilize
US
take care of
employ
pilot
ply
utilise
UK
sort out
navigate
serve
oversee
implement
influence
master
see to
engage
command
organize
US
steward
overlook
exercise
dominate
attend to
preside over
take control
organise
UK
act toward
tend to
behave toward
take charge of
apply oneself to
get a handle on
watch over
hold down
be at the helm of
engage in
be in charge of
contend
come to grips with
come to terms with
take on
discipline
counsel
do
undertake
perform
answer
juggle
make do
get by
fit in
exploit
respond to
deploy
carry out
react to
reply to
speak in response to
give attention to
take in hand
get to grips with
be in control
consider
hold
regard
respect
value
direct
estimate
evaluate
rate
account
govern
conduct
administer
supervise
behave towards
act towards
guide
rule
superintend
conduct oneself towards
think of
have business with
look upon
react toward
have recourse to
act with regard to
have to do with
conduct oneself toward
head
regulate
maintain
administrate
lead
officiate
steer
minister
keep
instruct
boss
carry on
watch
micromanage
honcho
captain
take forward
head up
take over
call upon
call the shots in
care for
call the shots
be head of
be in charge
take the helm
call the tune in
run the show
apply
harness
drive
make use of
put to use
take advantage of
capitalize on
resort to
make the most of
exert
avail oneself of
adopt
appropriate
find a use for
profit from
cash in on
put to good use
draw on
turn to account
avail yourself of
put into service
activate
practice
US
actuate
sway
work with
practise
UK
dispense
channel
make do with
deal
turn to good account
benefit from
bring into play
call into play
bring to bear
profit by
man
wage
be in saddle
make go
act on
enjoy
gain from
derive benefit from
advance
do with
consume
marshal
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marshall
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leverage
start
look to
deliver
trailblaze
quarterback
beacon
engineer
funnel
spearhead
coxswain
point
milk
impose
have a handle on
take control of
have control of
bring into service
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act
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exact
inflict
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spark
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discharge
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crank up
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dish out
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To recover from a negative without seemingly any damage
bounce back
recover
rally
improve
mend
recuperate
revive
rebound
overcome
reflect
get better
perk up
pick up
get well
pull through
make a comeback
be on the mend
turn the corner
cheer up
take heart
brighten up
buck up
be on the road to recovery
become livelier
liven up
take a turn for the better
be heartened
gain strength
pull around
recuperate quickly
renew one's strength
take on a new lease of life
convalesce
heal
respond to treatment
get in shape
make it
regain strength
get over something
get back to normal
make progress
rejuvenate
regain health
get out of the woods
start anew
return to health
come round
return to form
snap back
take turn for better
forge ahead
feel yourself again
get back on feet
restore your health
gain
sober up
get stronger
be out of woods
come around
restore
come back
refresh
pull round
feel better
settle down
renew
recoup
get out from under
shake off
look up
ameliorate
snap out of it
be out of the woods
pull out of it
wake up
invigorate
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envigorate
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rehabilitate
rehab
restore your form
build up your strength
make headway
come along
enliven
become more cheerful
turn a corner
get back
return to normal
awaken
be refreshed
become healthy
show improvement
regenerate
be cured
revivify
be restored
pep up
advance
be take on a new lease of life
progress
develop
be given on a new lease of life
improve in outlook
improve in spirits
improve in mood
brighten
get back in shape
reform
emerge from something
brace up
get your act together
come up smiling
come from behind
be given a new lease of life
surge
get it together
turn things around
get second wind
turn around
grow stronger
shape up
lift
raise
stimulate
move
become lively
hot up
take steps forward
strengthen
become better
remedy
be on the up and up
grow better
assuage
awake
recover consciousness
quicken
regain consciousness
come to life
come to
spring up again
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