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go into
verb as in take an interest in; participate
Example Sentences
And the Dodgers will go into it with, given the way Saturday started, an unexpected 1-0 series lead.
That extra water going into rivers and eventually the oceans means higher sea levels for coastal populations around the world.
It all goes into your head, and when you’re writing, it comes out.
And last spring, the athletic trainer at Culver City helped save a track athlete who went into cardiac arrest.
But I was really trying to stay open and rather than using words, a lot of times I just felt I let it go into my body and my body kind of did the work.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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