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fit in
verb
- tr to give a place or time to
if my schedule allows it, I'll fit you in
- intr, adverb to belong or conform, esp after adjustment
he didn't fit in with their plans
Example Sentences
She said they rushed Alfred to A&E and he is now recovering at home after a metal plate was fitted in his jaw at Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead.
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales' Lucy Owen programme he said he had no choice but to try to fit in during his early teens, despite knowing he was gay.
She set up the group so her Scottish peers had somewhere to go to feel they could fit in.
That might help it fit in with a modern, eclectic, multi-faith world, with representatives of more than 20 different religions and beliefs gathered around it.
Politics in the country is really about palace intrigue and this is where the scandal involving Mr Engonga fits in.
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