get along
Be on terms
Get along means to have a harmonious relationship: The siblings get along well, I've never gotten along with my boss.
It also means to manage or cope adequately: How are you getting along without a car?
To tell someone to get along is to urge them to leave or continue on their way—a gentler form of dismissal.
Live together harmoniously
- harmonizeBring into agreement
- accordHarmony between parties
- concordMutual agreement, peaceful relations
- meshInterlocking open weave
blend · sync · attune · reconcile · tolerance · peaceful · respect · live-and-let-live
Direct or handle successfully
- copeHandle difficulties adequately
- fareTransport payment
- surviveContinue to exist
- make doManage with insufficient resources
muddle through · scrape by · endure · persevere · carry on · keep going · hold up · make ends meet
Harmonious mutual connection
- friendshipBond of mutual affection
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
- bondingForming close connections
- companionshipState of having company
trust · affinity · empathy · understanding · chemistry · kinship · fellowship · solidarity
Joint effort toward shared aim
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- work togetherAct jointly toward aim
- coordinateArrange for unified action
assist · support · help · participate · contribute · joint effort · alliance · unity
coexist
Live together harmoniously
- harmonizeBring into agreement
- accordHarmony between parties
- concordMutual agreement, peaceful relations
mesh · blend · sync · attune · reconcile · tolerance · peaceful · respect · live-and-let-live · accommodate
manage
Direct or handle successfully
make do · muddle through · scrape by · endure · persevere · carry on · keep going · hold up · make ends meet · sustain
rapport
Harmonious mutual connection
- friendshipBond of mutual affection
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
- bondingForming close connections
companionship · trust · affinity · empathy · understanding · chemistry · kinship · fellowship · solidarity · closeness
teamwork
Joint effort toward shared aim
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- work togetherAct jointly toward aim
coordinate · assist · support · help · participate · contribute · joint effort · alliance · unity · reciprocity
- phrasal verbspick up, look at, put down, turn on, turn off
- conformityconformity, conforming, conform, conformist, conformism
- reconciliationreconciliation, reconcile, reconciled, reconciling, making up
- Understanding Othersknow someone, see through, figure out, size up, empathize
- agreementagree, accord, yes, yeah, yep
- teamworkteamwork, co-op mode, collaborate, team games, assists
get, along, get on, getting, gets, alongside, gotten, as long as, get-up-and-go