Synonyms for get around to
get around to

Princeton's WordNet

1. get around toverb

   do something despite obstacles such as lack of time

   "He finally got around to painting the windows"

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1. • Act

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1. Deborah Moore:

   He actually turned down a lot of work because of his UNICEF commitments, he even used to get a little bit annoyed when he went on talk shows and found it hard to get around to talking about the charity. He ’d always come away and say, ‘ Oh I wish I ’d had more time to talk about UNICEF. ’.

2. Ray Bradbury:

   Intuition is subconscious information that we get around to recognizing with our conscious mind.

3. Becky Lynch:

   I've always, always wanted kids, i'm just so career-focused that it became one of those things that, when you're chasing a dream for so long, I always wondered,' Am I going to get around to it ? Is it going to happen for me ?'.

4. Lynnette Brammer:

   It was best to get vaccine in October. but a lot of people just didn't get around to it, if you haven't been vaccinated yet, you better get around to it now.

5. Daniel Radcliffe:

   I would love to direct at some point down the road, i’ve been saying this for years. I will get around to it eventually. I ’m still really enjoying acting and I ’m finding lots of projects that I really want to do. For the moment, I ’m very happy to do and keep working. There’s no rush. I would also love to write. Ideally, I would like to write and direct, but … I don’t want the first thing I make to be s ---- y. I want to make sure the script is right. I ’m going to take my time working on those things.