got on

Made friendly progress

Got on is the past tense of get on, covering all its senses.

To get on something is to board it: We got on the train at Penn Station.

To get on with someone is to have a friendly relationship: She always got on well with her neighbors.

To get on with a task is to proceed: Let's get on with it.

How someone is getting on asks about their progress or wellbeing: How did you get on at the interview?

progressed

continued

Went on without stopping

made headway · kept going · managed · coped · survived · muddled through · persevered · fared · did well · thrived

boarded

bus

Large passenger vehicle

  • trainRail vehicle or instruct
  • planeWinged flying vehicle
  • shipSeagoing transport vessel

subway · tram · ferry · vehicle · commute · passenger · embark · catch · ride · transit

harmonized

along

In continued motion

clicked · bonded · compatible · amicable · sociable · likable · agreeable · pleasant · easy-going · affable

aging

years

Twelve-month spans

retirement · graying · wrinkles · maturity · declining · slowing down · middle-aged · golden years · birthday · milestone

Opposites
boarding/mounting

got ongot off

Exited or escaped consequences

disembarked · dismounted · alighted · exited · stepped off

interpersonal relations

got onfell out

Had a serious disagreement

clashed · quarreled · fought · disagreed · butted heads

progress/continuation

got onfell behind

regressed · stalled · stagnated · floundered · struggled

Family

on, get, got, get on, getting, onto, ongoing, gets, onset

Familiarity
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