Pronunciation: /fɔl ɪn wɪð/
verb to agree with or conform to
A1 I fell in with a group of tourists and joined them on a guided tour.
A2 She fell in with a bad crowd and started getting into trouble.
B1 After moving to a new city, he quickly fell in with a group of like-minded individuals.
B2 Despite his initial reservations, he eventually fell in with the local community and felt at home.
C1 As a seasoned traveler, she knew how to quickly fall in with different cultures and adapt to new surroundings.
C2 Having lived in various countries, he had the ability to easily fall in with any social group and make friends.
preposition a preposition used to indicate agreement or compliance
A1 I fell in with a group of tourists and joined them on a sightseeing tour.
A2 She fell in with a bad crowd and started getting into trouble.
B1 After moving to a new city, I quickly fell in with a group of like-minded individuals.
B2 Despite his initial reservations, he eventually fell in with the rest of the team and became a valuable member.
C1 As a seasoned diplomat, she knew how to fall in with the local customs and make a good impression.
C2 The CEO fell in with the company's vision for growth and implemented strategic changes to achieve it.
formal I happened to fall in with a group of scholars at the conference.
informal I just fell in with a cool group of people at the party.
slang I totally fell in with the popular crowd at school.
figurative She didn't mean to fall in with the wrong crowd, but it happened anyway.
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