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1. • • Unable or unwilling to accept or believe something. Often used hyperbolically. I just can't get over the fact that our team lost at the last minute like that.
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   What does Can't get Over you Mean?

   • Definition of Can’t get over you In relationship terms it means I cannot move on. In a joking or sarcastic manner it means I cannot believe you would say or do that. |in love or romantic relationships, it means: I can't stop thinking about you.

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   What is the phrasal verb 'get over'?

   • The phrasal verb 'get over' is formed of the hugely common verb 'to get' and the prepositional particle 'over' and before we look at the different meanings of this phrasal verb, let's first look at these individual words. You do not need to have had much contact with the English language to know that the verb 'to get' is very common.

   The Phrasal Verb 'Get Over' Explained

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   Can you use get over it in a sentence?

   • Mostly yes. "Get over it" is typically used in reference to negative situations or feelings. However, it can also be used to refer to moving past a neutral or even positive event that is no longer relevant or beneficial. Can you use it in a motivational context?

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   What is the difference between 'get over' and 'go over'?

   • Whilst 'get over' is broadly similar in meaning to the phrasal verb 'go over' (link here), it is used slightly differently. We use both of them to talk about moving from one side of something to the other, but with 'go over' the focus is on the movement from A to B, especially when the movement is easy or problem-free.

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   What does 'get over it' mean?

   • The expression "get over it" has a literal origin, suggesting one to climb over or pass an obstacle. Over time, it has come to be used metaphorically to refer to overcoming emotional hurdles or life challenges. Nowadays, it primarily signifies moving past difficult emotions or experiences. "'Poor fellow!' said one of the list eners.

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   Where did the word 'get over' come from?

   • Historically, the phrase “get over” was often used to describe physical movements, such as crossing a river or climbing a hill. Over time, it began to be used more figuratively to describe overcoming obstacles or challenges. One possible origin of this idiom comes from the Old English word “ofer,” which meant “across.”

   Understanding the Idiom: "get over" - Meaning, Origins, and Usage

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   The idiom “get over” is a commonly used phrase in English that conveys the idea of overcoming or moving past something. This phrase has been in use for many years and has its origins in the early days of the English language.

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   Jul 15, 2024 · 'Get over' is a common phrasal verb in English with a variety of different meanings. In this post, I will explain the different meanings that it has and how they are used by native speakers, including getting over an illness, getting over a message, getting something over with and even not being able to get over something.

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6. ell.stackexchange.com › questions › 166851What is the meaning of "get over" in the following sentence?

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   May 19, 2018 · One of the meanings of 'get over' is to fully understand, realise, or become used to something, especially a change. I can't get over how big your dog is now. I can't get over how quiet the house is, now that the kids have left home.

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   Oct 12, 2023 · Definition of Can’t get over you In relationship terms it means I cannot move on. In a joking or sarcastic manner it means I cannot believe you would say or do that. |in love or romantic relationships, it means: I can't stop thinking about you.

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   can’t get ˈover something (spoken) used to say that you are shocked, surprised, amused, etc. by something: I can’t get over how rude she was to me.

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   can't get over (something) Unable or unwilling to accept or believe something. Often used hyperbolically. I just can't get over the fact that our team lost at the last minute like that. That movie was so fantastic, I can't get over it! A: "I still can't get over the fact that I won that award."

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    Jun 26, 2023 · "Get over it" is a widely used English idiom that essentially conveys moving past a situation or emotion that has caused discomfort or distress. It's an encouragement to accept a change, forgive a wrong, or cease dwelling on an unfortunate circumstance.