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to get away with
[phrase form: get]
01
to escape punishment for one's wrong actions
02
to successfully accomplish a task or goal with minimal effort or resources, often by taking a shortcut or doing something that is not considered the best practice
get away with
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Example
He was shocked that he could get away with a warning instead of a traffic ticket.
The corrupt politician is currently getting away with murder due to their connections and bribes.
He got away with murder when the evidence was mishandled during the investigation.
The criminals did a high-end boutique and got away with valuable items.
The new policy will ensure that no one gets away with just a slap on the wrist.
