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Definitions from the WebCome IntoDefinition:Phrase 1. To gain possession or ownership of something. 2. To inherit money or property. 3. To emerge or enter a particular state or condition. 4. To be received or experienced by someone. 5. To access a new area or become involved in a new situation. Examples:1. To gain possession or ownership of something: - Sarah came into a large inheritance from her late uncle. - The company came into new equipment after the merger. 2. To inherit money or property: - Peter came into a beautiful estate from his grandparents. - The siblings came into a fortune after their parents' passing. 3. To emerge or enter a particular state or condition: - The patient came into consciousness after a long coma. - The garden came into full bloom in spring. 4. To be received or experienced by someone: - The news of the tragedy came into their knowledge from the local newspaper. - The information came into effect immediately after the announcement. 5. To access a new area or become involved in a new situation: - The team came into the market with a groundbreaking product. - The organization came into a new market to expand its services. | ||||
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