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"get near" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to approach or move closer to someone or something. Example: I was afraid of the dog at first, but as we spent more time together, I started to feel more comfortable and eventually I was able to get near him without any fear.
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I couldn't get near enough.
He couldn't get near me.
"They can't get near us.
You can't get near it.
"We couldn't get near here before.
But I want to get near You.
It says, "Don't get near me".
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Don't let any water get near your furby's batteries.
"You couldn't even get near it," he said.
No passenger is going to get near those guns.
He needed to get near people.
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