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get-go
[get-goh]
noun
the very beginning.
They've had trouble from the get-go.
pep; energy; get-up-and-go.
get-go
noun
informalfrom the beginning
I've been your friend from the get-go
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of get-go1
Example Sentences
"The world will become more Chinese, and whilst that is difficult for any Western government, there needs to be sensible engagement from the get-go."
“So we made it very, very clear right from the get-go that if we smelled something like that was afoot, we would walk into court and have the case dismissed on our own.”
From the get-go, “Age of Consent” had the entire crowd bouncing around — an impressive accomplishment considering that the band was the last to perform on a wet and muddy day.
What Crystal Palace, their manager and their players need to be congratulated on is how seriously they've taken the FA Cup right from the get-go, right from playing the likes of Stockport County early doors.
I could tell that we had a lot of pace from the get-go today, and it was going to be a matter of when I got past, not if.
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