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A Writer's Dictionary:

into Definition


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into
prep
    1. To or towards the inside or middle of something.
      Example: Go into the room
    2. Against; into contact or collision with something or someone.
    3. Used to express a change of state or condition:.
      Example: change into a suit
      Example: get into difficulties
      Example: form into groups
    4. Having reached a certain period of time.
      Example: We were into extra time before Booth scored the winner
    5. math.
      Used to express division.
      Example: four into twenty makes five
    6. colloq
      Involved with, interested in or enthusiastic about.
      Example: She's into Nirvana in a big way
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon.



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