into

Main Entry:
into [in-too; unstressed in-too, -tuh]
Part of Speech: preposition
Definition: inside
Synonyms: in the direction of through to, toward, within
Notes: into is for entering something, for changing the form of something, or for making contact; otherwise use 'in to' (if you can drop the 'in' without losing the meaning, you want 'in to')
Main Entry: beholden
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: indebted
Synonyms: bound, grateful, in hock, into, obligated, obliged, on a string, on the arm, on the cuff, on the tab, owe one, owing, responsible, under obligation
Antonyms: ingrateful
Main Entry: conversant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: experienced, familiar with
Synonyms: abreast, acquainted, alive, apprehensive, au courant, au fait, aware, cognizant, comprehending, conscious, cool*, down with, hep, hip*, informed, into, kept posted, knowing, knowledgeable, learned, on the beam, perceptive, percipient, plugged in, practiced, proficient, sensible, sentient, skilled, up*, up-to-date, versant, versed, well-informed, witting
Antonyms: ignorant, inexperienced, quiet, silent
Main Entry: custom
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: habitual action
Synonyms: addiction, beaten path, characteristic, consuetude, daily grind, fashion, form, grind*, groove, habit, habitude, hang-up, into*, manner, matter of course, mode, observance, practice, praxis, precedent, procedure, proprieties, routine, rule, second nature, shot, swim, thing, trick, usage, use, way, wont
Notes: costume and custom were actually two forms of the same Latin root consuetudinem 'habit, custom,' with costume first meaning 'manners and customs belonging to a particular time and place'
Antonyms: departure, deviation, difference, divergence, irregularity
Main Entry: deep
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: absorbed, engrossed in activity
Synonyms: abstracted, centered, concentrated, enfolded, engaged, fixed, focused, immersed, intent, into, lost, musing, preoccupied, rapt, set, wrapped, wrapped up
Antonyms: flighty, superficial
Main Entry: engrossed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: preoccupied; attentive to
Synonyms: absorbed, all wound up, assiduous, bugged, busy, captivated, caught up, caught up in, consumed, deep, diligent, engaged, enthralled, fascinated, fiend for, gone*, gripped, head over heels, heavily into, hooked, hung up, immersed, industrious, intent, into*, intrigued, lost, monopolized, occupied, rapt, really into, riveted, sedulous, submerged, taken up with, tied up, turned on, up to here in, wrapped up
Antonyms: bored, disenthralled, disinterested, ignoring, inattentive, oblivious, uncaring, uninterested, unoccupied
Main Entry: erudite
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: well-educated, cultured
Synonyms: brainy, cultivated, educated, highbrow, in the know, into*, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, literate, savvy, scholarly, scholastic, studious, well-read, wise up
Antonyms: common, ignorant, uncultured, uneducated
Main Entry: forth
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: outward
Synonyms: ahead, alee, along, away, first, forward, into, into the open, on, onward, out
Main Entry: immersed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: deeply involved with
Synonyms: absorbed, bound-up, buried, busy, consumed, deep, eat sleep and breathe, engaged, engrossed, intent, into*, mesmerized, occupied, preoccupied, rapt, spellbound, taken up, tied up, turned on, wrapped up
Antonyms: ignorant, neglectful, negligent
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