Begin
Begin verb - To take the first step in (a process or course of action).
Usage example: she began walking to work for exercise
Get around to and begin are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Get around to" instead a verb "Begin".
Nearby Word: beginning
Get around to
Get around to verb - Do something despite obstacles such as lack of time.
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Synonyms for Get around to
Begin and get around to are semantically related. You can use "Begin" instead a verb "Get around to".
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Related pairs
- approach and begin
- approach and get around to
- launch and begin
- launch and get around to
- get down and begin
- get down and get around to
- start and begin
- start and get around to
- open and begin
- open and get around to
- kick off and begin
- kick off and get around to
- get off and begin
- get off and get around to
Both terms in one sentence
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Villainous Friendship: Light and Misa begin as Type III, though seeing as Light never does get around to killing her, it is possible that they moved to Type I territory.
Source: Manga / Death Note
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