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fall into
verb as in enter
verb as in undertake
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Four-legged animals that start walking and gradually pick up speed will automatically fall into a trot at some point.
Lord Blunkett has called for an urgent review into what he described as "death trap" Tube platforms after he was injured falling into a gap as he boarded a train at Westminster station.
Fortunately, Wilson and Mandvi are adept enough comics not to fall into that trap even as they avoid the equally damaging peril of too much audience-pandering horseplay.
Critics argue the data can fall into the wrong hands or be abused.
“If you get those three things right, all the rest will fall into place.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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