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get-go

noun Informal.

the very beginning: They've had trouble from the get-go.

Origin of get-go

1965–70, Americanism

Words nearby get-go

get what's coming to one, get wind of, get wise to, get with it, get-at-able, get-go, get-out, get-together, get-tough, get-up, get-up-and-go

Example sentences from the Web for get-go

And so I knew from the get-go that they would have to add action, which they have.

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“We knew from the get-go that we could spend the whole game in front of closed doors,” says Sara.

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But we knew from the get-go that the show was a serialized drama, reloading with an all-new cast and plot each season.

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From the get-go, her admiration for the format she was shepherding back to network TV was evident.

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But I love the show and I love my character, and I told Jenji from the get-go, “I want to be in as many as I can.”

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British Dictionary definitions for get-go

get-go

noun

from the get-go informal from the beginning I've been your friend from the get-go