Cover and Get over

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Cover verb - Travel across or pass over.

Usage example: The caravan covered almost 100 miles each day

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Get over is a synonym for cover. In some cases you can use "Get over" instead a verb "Cover".

Nearby Words: covered, covering, coverage, coverlet

Get over verb - Travel across or pass over.

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Cover is a synonym for get over. You can use "Cover" instead a verb "Get over".

Harry Potter: The Dom cannot get over how book Hermione is bushy-haired and buck-toothed, while Emma Watson is gorgeous enough to be on Cover Girl (much as he admires the actress).

Source: Web Video / The Dom Reviews
Sometimes these works see no drop in popularity when the lead is shown to be a person of color, suggesting that readers will enjoy a good story once they get over their initial reluctance from seeing a person of color on the cover.

Source: Minority Show Ghetto

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