What is another word for gets started?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈɛts stˈɑːtɪd] (IPA)

Finding synonyms for common phrases can enhance your writing and make it more interesting. If you're looking for an alternative for the phrase "gets started," here are some possibilities: begins, commences, launches, initiates, kicks off, sets off, starts up, sets in motion, opens up, embarks upon, gets underway, jumps into, ignites, triggers, instigates. Each of these words adds a unique nuance to the concept of starting something, so choose the one that best fits your context and tone. Experimenting with synonyms can help you break out of writing ruts and engage your readers in new ways.

What are the hypernyms for Gets started?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for gets started?

The phrase "gets started" implies the beginning of an action or process. Antonyms for "gets started" would therefore be words or phrases that indicate a lack of action or a completed process. Some possible antonyms for "gets started" include "finishes," "ends," "concludes," "abandons," "quits," "halts," "pauses," "delays," "postpones," "avoids," "ignores," "neglects," "forgets," "abstains," and "refrains." These words all suggest a state of inaction, completion, or avoidance that stands in contrast to the idea of getting started. By using these antonyms, we can create contrasting meanings and highlight the importance of taking action and starting new endeavors.

What are the antonyms for Gets started?

Famous quotes with Gets started

  • When ignorance gets started it knows no bounds.
    Will Rogers
  • Tjaden reappears. He is still quite excited and again joins the conversation, wondering just how a war gets started. 'Mostly by one country badly offending another,' answers Albert with a slight air of superiority. Then Tjaden pretends to be obtuse. 'A country? I don't follow. A mountain in Germany cannot offend a mountain in France. Or a river, or a wood, or a field of wheat.' 'Are you really as stupid as that, or are you just pulling my leg?' growls Kropp. 'I don't mean that at all. One people offends the other---' 'Then I haven't any business here at all,' replies Tjaden, 'I don't feel myself offended.' 'Well, let me tell you,' says Albert sourly,' it doesn't apply to tramps like you.' 'Then I can be going home right away,' retorts Tjaden, and we all laugh.
    Erich Maria Remarque

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