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27 Dec 2016
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What does Let's get this over with mean?
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It basically means, "Let's go ahead and do this even though it will be very unpleasant so that I don't have to do it later."
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It means to stop doing what they've been doing in order to feel more confortable with theirselves.
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You say this when you're about to do something you don't like to do or don't want to do but have to.
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or of you are going to be in trouble when you get home you will say this right before you walk in the door.
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or of you are going to be in trouble when you get home you will say this right before you walk in the door.
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Leslieer, we would just use the verb "quit" or "stop".
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