Get on board
A phrase that means "agree" or "support" but sounds more enthusiastic and team-oriented, usually used when you want people to stop disagreeing with you.
Examples
Examples:
- "We need everyone to get on board." (we need everyone to agree)
- "Are you on board with this?" (do you agree with this?)
- "Let's get on board together." (let's agree together)
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agreesupportenthusiasticteam-orienteddisagreeing
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