getter
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3.9
- noun
- /ˈɡɛtər/
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emprendedor
- And they were as diligent and responsible and as much of A go getter as your editor.
- vote-getter
- top vote-getter
- go-getter
But typically that guy is not the go getter.
- But typically that guy is not the go getter.
- She's smart and she is a go getter.
- Like shoplifters back in the day, like the oysters were proper getters.
- So you got to have everybody on that go getter mentality.
- And so I'm the kind of person that's super busy and a go getter because it got me attention.
- Logan is a extremely headstrong, individual focused, goal oriented, go getter entrepreneur.
- And she is a bit of a go getter and I think I've gotten that from her, I hope.
- Now fortunately, fortunately, folks, there is a band of heroic go getters who can lead us out of this dark time.
Examples
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He's a real go-getter, that one.
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He was a real go getter, entrepreneur guy, really fun guy to work with.
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I am a go getter, a difference maker, a leader.
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So you got to have everybody on that go getter mentality.
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What caught her eye was a young go-getter, sure about himself.
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Real go-getter, just like you.
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And so I'm the kind of person that's super busy and a go getter because it got me attention.
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So if you as a woman know that you want a man who's a go getter, ambitious and all that.
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- I have a business venture, and I'm looking for go-getters.
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As a successful entrepreneur, she is known as a getter who always achieves her goals.
Synonyms
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3.2
A person who reaches their goals through hard work and skill
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5.0
A person who is active and tries hard to succeed, especially at work
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5.5
A person who works very hard to reach a goal or improve their life
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8.2
A person who is energetic and determined
A person who often reaches their goals
Antonyms
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How Successful
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Morphology
Etymology
Getter is formed from get 'to obtain' and -er 'one who'. So a getter is a person who gets or achieves things by effort, like a 'go-getter' who works hard to succeed.