Drift into
/drɪft ˈɪntuː/B2
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1. To gradually transition into a different state, situation, or mood without deliberate intention.
- She drifted into sleep while listening to the soothing music.
- He found himself drifting into a daydream during the lecture.
2. To become involved in an activity or situation without any active decision or effort.
- After college, he drifted into teaching, although it wasn't his original plan.
- They drifted into a heated discussion about politics without realizing how passionate they had become.
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