English Language & Usage Asked by Gringol on July 24, 2021
To get behind something is to support it. It is a metaphor that comes from the notion of being physically behind something in order to prop it up.
It doesn't specifically need to refer to a compromise. You can get behind any idea that is proposed.
He found an investor who was willing to get behind his startup company.
See also the related terms backup (n) or back up(v).
I can back up that idea.
I can back that up with sources.
He provided the needed backup for the plan.
Correct answer by David M on July 24, 2021
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