go-getter
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- noun
- /ˈɡoʊˌɡɛtər/
- I'm also a commerce student, and I am very ambitious and a go-getter.
- a real go-getter
- young go-getters
- go-getter attitude
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Watch on YouTubeLogan is a extremely headstrong, individual focused, goal oriented, go getter entrepreneur.
- 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.
- So but he has a, he has a line where he's speaking to his son and his son basically says, you know, you used to be this go getter.
- 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.
- But I I look at Ace Bailey and how he played this season and I think his game translates as a go getter.
- And when you start to see your condition or your fitness depreciate over time if you're a type A go getter.
- We live in a go getter system where people are really viewed as dollar signs for a greater system and all the different industries that were plugged into.
Examples
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You are a go-getter.
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He's a real go-getter.
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What caught her eye was a young go-getter, sure about himself.
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We need someone who is a real go-getter to get this under control and stay on top of this!
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- I have a business venture, and I'm looking for go-getters.
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She's a real go-getter, all right.
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He was a real go-getter.
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Cute is all well and good, Mary-Ann... but what you want is a man who's going places... a go-getter on the management fast track.
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Employers looking to cultivate a motivated team of go-getters have to learn to step back and let employees shine.
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As a go-getter, she always pursued new opportunities in her career.
Synonyms
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3.9
A person who achieves things by working hard
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3.2
A person who reaches their goals through hard work and skill
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5.5
A person who works very hard to reach a goal or improve their life
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6.3
A person who wants to reach their goals in work or life
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How Ambitious
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Etymology
Go-getter comes from the two simple words go ('move or take action') and get ('take or have'). It paints a picture of someone who 'goes' to 'get' what they want, so a go-getter is an energetic, determined person who actively looks for success.