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vb. (context North America English) (past participle of get to English)
Usage examples of "gotten to".
She couldn't have gotten to her ejection system, or she'd have ridden the brass eagle down to earth by now.
We'd gotten to the Herveaux building by then, and Alcide parked his truck by my old car.
We'd gotten to the Herveaux building by then, and Alcide harked his truck by my old car.
They'd gotten to be pretty good friends on the island- buddies you could say.
The grunt work, of making the blanks, had already been done for her by an Unseleighe-mage who had gotten to play Messelina in the Caligula piece, trading work for the privilege of participation in their epic and a share in the results.
I had reached a point where not only did I not know how I had gotten to where I was, but I didn't care in the least.
It's gotten to the point where the little ones run, screaming, whenever we walk into a village.
You knew that I'd have been gotten to that duel if Sweet Thing had to kidnap me herself and carry me to it!