bought in
Accepted the idea
Bought in is the past tense of buy in.
To buy in is to purchase a stake or supply of something: We bought in at twelve dollars a share.
It also means to accept or commit to an idea: The team bought in to the new strategy.
Someone who has bought in is now invested—financially or philosophically.
- investedAllocated funds strategically
- skin in the gamePersonal risk in outcome
- buyObtain through payment
- endorsedOfficially approved or supported
- acquiredCame to possess
went all in · internalized · embraced · purchased · championed · procured · adopted · committed · accepted · believed in · drank the Kool-Aid · obtained · trusted · supported · signed on · agreed · capitalized · paid for
- auctionsauction, bidding, bid, auctioneer, auction house
- commitment levelscommitted, dedicated, devoted, loyal, faithful
bought inopted out
Chose not to participate
rejected · refused · resisted · checked out · dissented
bought insold off
Disposed of commercially
sold out · divested · cashed out · liquidated · unloaded
bought incashed out
Exchanged chips for money
pulled out · withdrew · dropped out · bowed out · exited