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What is the difference between get on and get off?

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 ∙ 12y ago
Updated: 9/28/2023

To get on is to enter, to get off is to exit. There are some variant meanings as well. In slang, to get off on something is to be excited by it. To get on board can mean to agree with some program or movement.

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