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Definitions from the WebTo Get IntoVerb (transitive)Sense 1:Definition: To enter or gain access to a place, event, or activity. Example sentence: I need to get into the library to study for my exam. Sense 2:Definition: To become involved in or take an interest in something. Example sentence: My friend convinced me to get into painting, and now I love it. Sense 3:Definition: To engage in or adopt a particular habit, lifestyle, or pursuit. Example sentence: I decided to get into meditation to help reduce stress. Phrasal Verb (intransitive)Sense 1:Definition: To become passionate or enthusiastic about something. Example sentence: After watching that movie, I really got into science fiction. Phrasal Verb (transitive)Sense 1:Definition: To manage to enter or fit inside something. Example sentence: The cat somehow got into the closed cupboard. Sense 2:Definition: To put effort or energy into an activity or project. Example sentence: The team got into decorating the office for the holiday party. Sense 3:Definition: To influence someone or make them interested in something. Example sentence: The motivational speaker always manages to get the audience into a positive mindset. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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