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Synonyms for go getter
| Grammar : Adj, noun |
| Spell : goh-get-er, -get- |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˈgoʊˈgɛt ər, -ˌgɛt- |
Top 10 synonyms for go getter
- achiever
- activating
- active person
- affluential
- aholic
- almighty
- ambitious
- ambitious person
- anxious
- ardent
- aspiring
- authoritative
- avid
- ball of fire
- beaver
- bent upon
- bottom person on the totem pole
- bounder
- busy bee
- busy person
- catalyst
- climbing
- cogent
- come on
- come on strong
- coming on strong
- commanding
- convincing
- designing
- desirous
- determined
- doer
- driving
- dynamo
- eager
- eager beaver
- efficacious
- electric
- energizing
- enterprising
- enterprising person
- enthusiastic
- entrepreneur
- fireball
- forceful
- forcible
- full-bodied
- gal Friday
- generator
- get up and go
- go getter
- go-ahead
- go-getter
- go-getting
- goal-oriented
- great
- grunt
- gutsy
- guy Friday
- hard ball
- heavy hitter
- heavyweight
- high-reaching
- highpowered
- hired help
- hopeful
- hot shot
- hungry
- hustler
- hyped-up
- impressive
- industrious
- influential
- ingrate
- inspired
- intense
- intent
- leader
- lightning rod
- live wire
- lively
- longing
- low person on the totem pole
- lusty
- magnetic
- man of influence
- mighty
- mover
- no slouch
- office boy
- office girl
- palpable presence
- pathfinder
- peon
- peppy
- persuasive
- pistol
- play for keeps
- play hard ball
- player
- potent
- power-loving
- powerful
- powerhouse
- presence
- producer
- productive
- progressive
- promising
- puissant
- punchy
- purposeful
- pushing
- pushy
- red-blooded
- resourceful
- rising star
- robust
- scrub
- self-starter
- self-starting
- sharp
- sharpy
- soaring
- spanking
- spark plug
- stiff
- strenuous
- striving
- strong
- sturdy
- succeeding
- telling
- thirsty
- timeserver
- trailblazer
- trenchant
- trimmer
- up-and-comer
- upstart
- useful
- vaulting
- vehement
- vigorous
- VIP
- vitalizing
- wheeler and dealer
- whip
- workhorse
- zealous
- zippy
Définition of go getter
Origin :- 1910, American English, from go + agent noun from get (v.). Goer, with essentially the same meaning, is attested from late 14c.
- As in potent : adj effective, powerful, forceful
- As in up-and-coming : adj rising
- As in dynamic : adj active, vital
- As in ambitious : adj desiring success
- As in mover and shaker : noun person who makes things happen
- As in opportunist : noun vacillator
- As in go-getter : noun eager beaver
- As in rising star : noun comer
- As in up-and-comer : noun comer
- As in eager beaver : noun industrious person
- As in gofer : noun errand boy or girl
Antonyms for go getter
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