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100 Other Ways to Say “Let’s Get Started”

February 10, 2026

100 Other Ways to Say

No. Term Definition
1. Aboard we go Begin our shared journey.
2. Action stations Take positions and start.
3. All right, begin Start now.
4. And away we go Start moving forward.
5. Assemble and begin Gather, then start.
6. At the ready Prepared to begin.
7. Begin at once Start immediately.
8. Begin now Start immediately.
9. Begin the work Start working.
10. Begin when ready Start whenever prepared.
11. Break ground Start a new project.
12. Buckle up, begin Get ready and start.
13. Call to action Prompt to begin acting.
14. Clear to commence Approved to start.
15. Come on, start Urge to begin.
16. Commence operations Start the activity.
17. Crack on Start and keep going.
18. Cue the start Signal to begin.
19. Cut to it Get to the start.
20. Dive right in Start immediately, boldly.
21. Do it now Start without delay.
22. Down to business Start serious work.
23. Eager to begin Ready and willing to start.
24. Enough talk—start Stop talking; begin.
25. Enter the fray Start engaging actively.
26. Fire it up Start with energy.
27. First things first Start with priorities.
28. From the top Start at the beginning.
29. Gear up and go Prepare, then start.
30. Get going Start moving or working.
31. Get started Begin now.
32. Get the ball rolling Start the process.
33. Get to work Start working now.
34. Go ahead and begin Start now.
35. Go for it Start; proceed confidently.
36. Go time Time to start.
37. Green light—go Permission to start.
38. Hands on deck Everyone start helping.
39. Here we go We are starting now.
40. Hit the ground running Start fast and effectively.
41. Hit the road Start the trip.
42. Hop to it Start quickly.
43. In we go Begin entering the task.
44. Initiate the plan Start the plan.
45. Into the mix Start participating.
46. Jump in Start participating quickly.
47. Jump right in Start immediately.
48. Just begin Start without overthinking.
49. Kick it off Start an event or task.
50. Kick off Start the activity.
51. Kick-start it Start with a boost.
52. Launch the effort Start the work.
53. Launch time Time to start.
54. Lead the way Start and guide others.
55. Let’s begin Start now.
56. Let’s commence Start formally.
57. Let’s do this Start with determination.
58. Let’s get going Start moving forward.
59. Let’s get moving Start moving now.
60. Let’s make a start Begin the task.
61. Let’s proceed Move forward; begin.
62. Let’s roll Start moving or working.
63. Let’s start Begin now.
64. Lock in and start Focus, then begin.
65. Make it happen Start acting to achieve.
66. Make the first move Start the action.
67. Make tracks Start leaving or moving.
68. March on Start moving forward.
69. Move out Start moving.
70. Move to action Start doing, not planning.
71. Now commencing Starting now.
72. Now for it Time to begin.
73. Now let’s begin Start now.
74. Off we go We are starting.
75. On your marks—go Start on signal.
76. Open the proceedings Start the session.
77. Operation start Begin the operation.
78. Press start Begin the process.
79. Proceed to start Begin as directed.
80. Put it in motion Start the process moving.
81. Ready, set, go Start on cue.
82. Roll out Begin deployment or launch.
83. Set it in motion Start the process.
84. Set the wheels turning Start the process.
85. Shall we begin? Invite others to start.
86. Start already Begin now; impatient tone.
87. Start from scratch Begin at the very beginning.
88. Start the show Begin the event.
89. Start the timer Begin timing; start now.
90. Start with step one Begin with the first step.
91. Step into it Begin engaging directly.
92. Take it from the top Start again at beginning.
93. Take the first step Begin by acting.
94. Take the plunge Start despite uncertainty.
95. The time is now Start immediately.
96. Time to begin Now is the start.
97. Time to start Now is the moment.
98. To work Begin working.
99. Turn the key Start the process.
100. Up and at it Get up and start.
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