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Onto

/ˈɒntə/

Used to indicate movement toward a surface or awareness of something.

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So he grabbed onto Don Quixote's trouser belt with both hands.

The gate opens onto the moor.

I pretend it doesn't sting as we step onto the train.

From Middle English onto, literally meaning on to. Formed by combining on and to.

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