as in buy off To reach a state of emotional distress or shock, similar to the effect of appall or appal. Clear All
10 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Get To'
The movie's tragic ending tends to get to the audience emotionally.
The intense pressure of exams tends to get to students.
Political corruption scandals can get to citizens, eroding trust in the system.
I hope to get to the summit of the mountain by noon.
The students are eager to get to the bottom of the scientific mystery.
After a long journey, they finally get to their dream destination.
It takes determination and hard work to get to the top of your career.
We should all strive to get to a point where kindness is our default response.
The chef's goal is to get to the perfect balance of flavors in the dish.
The author's main characters often get to a moment of self-discovery in the story.
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