Fall-in-with meaning

To join (a group of people).

He has fallen in with a bad lot.

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To meet with (something).
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To accept (a set of generally agreed rules, or a suggestion).

It seemed like a good idea, so we fell in with it.

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Sentence Examples

  • Pretending to fall in with his views, the ambassadors obtained a written agreement signed by the chief conspirators, and informed Q.

  • This circumstance alone is sufficient to give it an urgent claim on our attention, whether it suit our taste and fall in with our religious and philosophical views or not.

  • Our people who are out against the plundering Hottentots, can effect nothing, neither can they effect anything against us; thus during the whole week they have been vainly trying to get at our cattle, and we have been trying vainly to get at their persons; but we will hope that we may once fall in with them in fine weather, and that the Lord God will be with us.

  • Why is it that people give up the doctrines of grace if they fall in with eloquent advocates of free will?

  • You will fall in with some men with shaven crowns; smite them thereon with the sword.

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