Come into
/kʌm ˈɪntə/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To inherit money or property.
- After his uncle passed away, he came into a fortune.
- She was surprised to come into a small inheritance from an old friend.
2. To become relevant or significant in a situation.
- Hard work comes into account when they decide who gets the promotion.
- Environmental factors come into our decision-making process.
3. To acquire or reach a condition or situation.
- She finally came into her confidence during the presentation.
- The team came into form just in time for the playoffs.
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