get something out of

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get something out of

Definition:

To obtain benefit, value, or information from something; to derive enjoyment or usefulness from something.

Sample Sentences:

I always get something out of reading books on personal development.
She hoped to get something out of the training session to improve her skills.
We can get something out of this documentary by learning about different cultures.
It's important to discuss your ideas with others to get something more out of them.
He didn't get anything out of his visit to the amusement park because he was too busy on his phone.

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