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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'get this over with' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a desire to complete an unpleasant task or uncomfortable situation quickly. For example, "I just need to get this over with so I can go home and relax."
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With her rapid-fire performance, Zellweger seems eager to get this over with as quickly as possible.
"It's in my clients' interest to get this over with quickly," said Daniel E. Becnel Jr., a Louisiana lawyer who represents many coastal resorts and condo owners.
"A lot of the argument was, 'Let's get this over with quickly".' But Ireland is not being rewarded for its actions; on the contrary, it is being penalized.
"A lot of the argument was, 'Let's get this over with quickly.' " Rather than being rewarded for its actions, though, Ireland is being penalized.
Let's get this over with as fast as we can.
Let's get this over with quickly.
"I owe it to the players, the assistants and the administration to get this over with quickly," Niumatalolo said.
"I think Xi Jinping was fairly anxious to get this over with as he prepares for the October meeting," Lam said.
"Can we get this over with?
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"It's just like a God-I-just-want-to-get-this-over-with" feeling.
Carter should get that foot up to the knee in passé; he should finish his pirouettes in fifth position, not in let's-get-this-over-with position.
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