What does the phrasal verb “get at” mean? Explore the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb “get at“, illustrated with examples:
Definition
1. To reach or to have access to.
2. To mean, signify.
3. To criticize; to attack verbally or physically.
Example(s)
1. She can’t get at it the candies on the shelf.
2. I am confused. What are you getting at?
3. Journalists have been getting at him again recently.
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