Synonyms for Get act together:

• v.

  •adapt (verb)
  • comply,
  • alter,
  • change,
  • reconcile,
  • conform,
  • tailor,
  • match,
  • qualify,
  • suit,
  • square,
  • prepare,
  • get used to,
  • shape,
  • fit,
  • fashion,
  • accommodate,
  • Familiarize,
  • make,
  • accustom,
  • remodel,
  • modify,
  • acclimate.
  •adjust (verb)
  • fix,
  • fine-tune,
  • quadrate,
  • fix up,
  • redress,
  • order,
  • regulate,
  • tune,
  • dispose,
  • rectify,
  • acclimatize,
  • adapt,
  • compose,
  • do as romans do.
  •arrange (verb)
  • concert,
  • organize,
  • draft,
  • decide,
  • iron out,
  • chart,
  • determine,
  • scheme,
  • agree to,
  • contrive,
  • compromise,
  • design,
  • project,
  • negotiate,
  • provide,
  • direct,
  • promote,
  • resolve,
  • blueprint,
  • lay out,
  • construct,
  • schedule,
  • work out,
  • devise.
  •coordinate (verb)
  • integrate,
  • agree,
  • conduce,
  • synchronize,
  • get one's act together,
  • correlate,
  • combine,
  • proportion,
  • team up,
  • reconciliate,
  • pool,
  • mesh,
  • atune.
  •rally (verb)
  • surge,
  • pick up,
  • bounce back,
  • invigorate,
  • improve,
  • refresh,
  • pull through,
  • perk up,
  • come along,
  • recover,
  • enliven.
  •systematize (verb)
  • marshal,
  • array,
  • Methodize,
  • frame,
  • rationalize,
  • plan,
  • standardize,
  • institute.
  •tidy (verb)
  • police,
  • neaten,
  • put in order,
  • spruce up,
  • clean,
  • spruce,
  • straighten,
  • groom,
  • clear the decks,
  • tauten.
  •trig (verb)
  • slick up,
  • freshen,
  • trim.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • schematized,
  • remodeled,
  • habituate,
  • clear decks,
  • hammer out deal,
  • quarterback,
  • hammer out a deal,
  • tailormade,
  • framing,
  • straightens up,
  • straighten up,
  • swim with the tide,
  • pulling together,
  • straightened up,
  • shape up,
  • tailor-make,
  • revise,
  • trig,
  • snap out of it,
  • tighten up,
  • fiddle with,
  • Familiarized,
  • recuperate,
  • lined up,
  • fine tune,
  • playing the game,
  • get it together,
  • re-adjust,
  • re-cover,
  • brace up,
  • arrange,
  • schematize,
  • play the game,
  • puts in order,
  • quarterbacks,
  • squared,
  • settle,
  • shaping,
  • tightens up,
  • putting in order,
  • roll with punches,
  • got better,
  • rolls with punches,
  • work together,
  • schematizing,
  • manage,
  • systematize,
  • Sprucing,
  • promotes,
  • polices,
  • quarterbacking,
  • getting better,
  • grow stronger,
  • turn around,
  • get second wind,
  • pulled wire,
  • get act together,
  • blueprinted,
  • getting ready,
  • readjust,
  • adjust,
  • map out,
  • line up,
  • establish,
  • get ready,
  • Schemed,
  • got ready,
  • readjusted,
  • pull a wire,
  • work out deal,
  • regain strength,
  • tightened up,
  • come from behind,
  • blueprinting,
  • making ready,
  • coming to terms,
  • lining up,
  • make a comeback,
  • turn things around,
  • put to rights,
  • harmonize,
  • turning around,
  • grow used to,
  • turned around,
  • make uniform,
  • put in shape,
  • rally,
  • come to terms,
  • pull things together,
  • whip into shape,
  • grin and bear it,
  • set stage,
  • lines up,
  • get better,
  • made ready,
  • make conform,
  • fiddled with,
  • Concerting,
  • make a connection,
  • come around,
  • put in good shape,
  • mapping out,
  • Organizing,
  • pull together,
  • spruces,
  • regains strength,
  • Policing,
  • schematizes,
  • make ready,
  • work out a deal,
  • Policed,
  • Spruced,
  • got it together,
  • rolling with punches,
  • Rallied,
  • get back in shape,
  • tidy.
  •trig
  • slicked up.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • systemize.

Antonyms for Get act together:

• v.

  • adapt
    dislocate, disorder, disturb, unfit, disarrange.
  • adjust
    derange, upset, confuse, disorganize.
  • arrange
    not plan.
  • coordinate
    mismatch, unrelate, disintegrate, uncoordinate.
  • rally
    regress, lose, weaken.
  • systematize
    mix up.
  • tidy
    dishevel, litter, dirty, jumble.