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Buy into

/baɪ ˈɪntə/

B2

UpperIntermediate

1. To agree with or accept an idea or philosophy.

  • The employees need to buy into the company's new vision to ensure its success.
  • She didn't initially buy into the whole healthy eating trend, but now she's a huge advocate.

2. To invest in or financially support something.

  • Many were hesitant to buy into the start-up because it seemed too risky.
  • He decided to buy into the franchise after researching its success rate.

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