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"Get over it" versus "Get it over with"



 
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"Get over it" versus "Get it over with" #1 (permalink) Sun Dec 17, 2006 20:14 pm   "Get over it" versus "Get it over with"
 

Hi

Could you please tell me the difference between the following?

1-"Get over it"
2-"Get it over with"


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"Get over it" versus "Get it over with" #2 (permalink) Sun Dec 17, 2006 20:21 pm   "Get over it" versus "Get it over with"
 

Hi Tom

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/get%20over (scroll down to defintion 47)

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/over%20with (scroll down to "over with")

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