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View definitions for get into

get into

verb as in absorb

verb as in espouse

verb as in preoccupy

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Has he put any thought into getting into the running for the permanent head coaching job?

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Kennedy got into the habit, according to a person familiar with the matter, when he was living in Bedford, N.Y., an area sometimes described as the epicenter of Lyme disease.

By the time retail investors are aware of these kinds of themes, we’ve usually already gotten into them within our individual equity portfolios or our more diversified fund portfolios.

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Three people, including Tafolla, had gotten into an argument and as the others began driving away, Tafolla allegedly chased them through the city in his car and shot at them.

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Friction between athletes and commissioners is as old as professional sports—just look at baseball’s Rob Manfred getting into it with Bryce Harper earlier this year.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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