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get away

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get away
to move away. (Often a command.) Get away! Don't bother me! I tried to get away, but he wouldn't let me.
See also: away, get

get away (from someone or something)

1. to escape from someone, something, or some place. Max did get away from the prison guard but was caught soon after. Mary couldn't get away from the telephone all morning.
2. . Go to away (from someone or something).
See also: away, get


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Stand Your Ground Your ex spouse will continue to be controlling as long as he or she thinks they can get away with it.
Television, movies, sports, music, books, role-playing games, the internet, computer games, recreational drugs, and other items have long been associated with helping people get away from the rigors of everyday life.
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