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The phrase 'meant to get' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a goal or intention that was created before a particular action occurred. For example: "I was meant to get a good grade on the test, but I ended up failing."
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I thought he meant to get drunk.
Just simple improvlike exercises meant to get the laughter rolling.
Wasn't it meant to get the poor to the altar?
He meant to get into design, of course.
"I know my book is meant to get out there.
This isn't art you are meant to get comfortable with.
After Brexit things were meant to get better.
That was the feeling you were meant to get.
Or maybe I am not meant to get it?
If I'm meant to get anything accomplished — dinner, laundry, a phone call — then it's really difficult".
The film is meant to get every Indian to see it.
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