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get into

verb

intr to enter
intr to reach (a destination)
the train got into London at noon
to get dressed in (clothes)
intr to preoccupy or obsess (a person's emotions or thoughts)
what's got into him tonight?
to assume or cause to assume (a specified condition, habit, etc)
to get into debt
get a person into a mess
to be elected to or cause to be elected to
to get into Parliament
informal.
usually intr to become or cause to become familiar with (a skill)
once you get into driving you'll enjoy it
informal.
usually intr to develop or cause to develop an absorbing interest in (a hobby, subject, or book)

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Example Sentences

"It's surreal to be honest. I never felt we would get into this situation," Slegers said on Thursday night.

From BBC

"I can't get into too many of the details because the investigation is still ongoing," Mahomes said when asked about the break in.

From BBC

“I think he has taken a very smart approach,” former foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba told me, “by clearly setting out the goal – ‘I’m going to fix it’ – but without getting into details.”

From BBC

Whenever we would get into it, the first go always felt sort of odd.

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How a live bullet got into the gun remains a mystery.

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