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21intó — prep w.d.a. into, to, against, in; w.d. into (with verbs of going, bearing, sending); (1) w.d. into the possession of; hé sealde twá in Níwe mynstre he sold 2 into the possession on New Monestary; (1a) of political supremacy; (2) implying… …
22into — /ˈɪntu / (say intooh), before consonants /ˈɪntə / (say intuh) preposition 1. in to; in and to (expressing motion or direction towards the inner part of a place or thing, and hence entrance or inclusion within limits, or change to new… …
23INTO — prep. 1 expressing motion or direction to a point on or within (walked into a tree; ran into the house). 2 expressing direction of attention or concern (will look into it). 3 expressing a change of state (turned into a dragon; separated into… …
24into — I Australian Slang having an enthusiasm for; exceedingly interested in: I am into health foods ; He s fully into Nirvana II Inglish (Indian English) Dictionary multiplied by; see 2 into 4 …
25into — Toward and within. There is no difference, so far as a lessor s covenant to repair is concerned, between entrances leading to the premises and entrances leading into it. Renfro Drug Co. v Lewis (Tex) 235 SW2d 609, 23 ALR2d 1114. The prohibition… …
26into — preposition /ˈɪn.tuː,ˈɪn.tu,ˈɪn.tə,ˈɪn.tʊ/ a) Going inside (of) Mary danced into the house. b) Going to a geographic region. We left the house and walked into the street. See Also: in …
27into — See in, into. See in, into …
28Into — having an enthusiasm for; exceedingly interested in: I am into health foods ; He s fully into Nirvana …
29into — Having reached a phase when one enjoys or understands something. Usu. be into. ♣ He s into Stravinsky at the moment. [Pop.] …
30into — • antaumus, into, innokkuus, innostus, paatos …
