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getting onverbpresent participle of get on to meet one's day-to-day needsdespite his new job's low pay, he was still getting on coping, doing, faring, getting along, getting by, making out, managing, shifting carrying on, contriving, scraping (by or through), scrounginglasting, survivingeking out, scraping (out), squeezing, wresting, wringingaffording, swinging fending for oneself, making do, making ends meet, making shift collapsing, failing, falling short, fizzling, flounderingdeclining, petering (out), slumping, waninggiving up to move forward along a coursefind out how the marketing department is getting on with the new ad campaign advancing, coming, coming along, doing, faring, forging, getting along, going, going along, going off, marching, pacing, proceeding, progressing accelerating, fast-forwarding, speedingapproaching, nearingjourneying, passing, repairing, running, traveling(or travelling), wendingactuating, driving, impelling, propelling, pushingtaking out gaining ground remaining, standing, staying, stopping arresting, balking, blocking, checking, detaining, halting, hindering, holding back, impeding, nipping, obstructing, slowing (down or up), stemmingrepressing, retarding, stunting, suppressingdelaying, interrupting, stallingcramping, hampering, inhibitingceasing, letting up, pausingregressingwaiting |