Advanced as in elude Persuade or manipulate someone, often through clever or deceptive means, as in cajoling. Clear All
8 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Get Around'
I watched as the skilled negotiator used charm to get around the stubborn client.
Despite the challenges, the experienced diplomat found a way to get around the political deadlock.
In the complex world of finance, experts often use creative strategies to get around market fluctuations.
The witty comedian knew how to get around sensitive topics while still making the audience laugh.
Despite the strict regulations, some companies find loopholes to get around environmental restrictions.
The experienced traveler knows how to get around language barriers in foreign countries.
In negotiations, diplomats often try to get around sensitive topics diplomatically.
The seasoned politician knew how to get around tough questions during the interview.
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