get over's Usage Examples:

It discourages traffic from entering a lane by promising to destroy the oil pan of any vehicle with insufficient ground clearance to get over it, making.

This gimmick too was short lived as they failed to get over, even in a tag team title match and were soon pulled off TV a few weeks later.

meet a lot of people so you learned to get over your stage fright, your bashfulness.

Powter disclosed in July 2013 that he was sexually abused by a female babysitter for three years starting from age 7 and turned to drugs and alcohol to get over his guilt and shame.

Re5 is the correct method because White's king is cut off from the pawn, White will have to spend a lot of time activating his rook, and by that time the black king will be able to get over to the queenside.

Hoops and Yoyo tend to get overexcited and commonly start yelling or talking really fast.

Budget overspends meant only three of the Potter plays were produced: the BAFTA-winning.

Horowitz, who lost for years on WWF programming to get over new talent, surprisingly used his three-quarter nelson to secure a victory over Skip.

It is known to get over 10,000 mm annual rainfall occasionally and the average annual rainfall.

mode of conceptual art assumes a view of the dandy not as engaged in a foppish, decadent pursuit but as an attempt to get over class distinction by creating.

Haines further explains: The advice that I would give anyone is just get over yourself and forget yourself.

"muscle-firming" condition helped participants get over their physical aversion to viewing the devastation in Haiti and spend money.

Despite having numerous opportunities, the Lakers couldn't get over the hump and Don Nelson would make an incredible foul-line jump-shot which bounced off the back iron and fell in.

Synonyms:

finished, terminated, ended, concluded, complete, all over,

Antonyms:

unfinished, Phanerogamae, Cryptogamia, end, misconception,