bought into

Accepted the premise

To buy into something is to accept or believe it, especially an idea, plan, or way of thinking.

The phrase suggests investment—not of money but of trust or commitment: I never bought into the idea that success requires sacrifice, The team bought into the coach's philosophy.

Someone who has bought into something has made it part of their thinking.

Related

persuasion · subscription · endorsement · contribution · swallowed · hook line and sinker · taken in · drank the Kool-Aid · true believer · believed · influence · assimilation · ownership · compliance · conviction · dedication · indoctrination · party line

Opposites
belief/acceptance

bought intorejected

Refused or turned away

dismissed · disbelieved · saw through · repudiated · doubted

investment/commitment

bought intoabandoned

Left behind completely

exited · walked away from

Family

bought, buying, buyout, buyouts, into

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G