buying into
Accepting as true
Buying into means accepting or believing in something—an idea, a system, or a claim: I'm not buying into the hype.
It can also mean investing money or effort to gain a stake in something: She bought into the company early.
The phrase often implies a degree of commitment or faith beyond mere agreement.
- speculatingGuessing without certainty
- investingCommitting capital for gain
- skin in the gamePersonal risk in outcome
- piece of the actionShare of profits gained
- stakeholdingHaving invested interest
going all in · conviction · true believer · drinking the Kool-Aid · hook line and sinker · adoption · agreement · signing on · jumping on the bandwagon · persuasion · alignment · membership · partnership · embracing · taking the plunge · trust · collaboration · endorsement
buying intorejecting
Refusing to accept
doubting · skepticism · disbelieving · dismissing · questioning
buying intoabandoning
Leaving permanently behind
walking away from · opting out · cashing out · sitting out · exiting
buying intoresisting
Actively opposing pressure
nonconformity · going against · bucking · freethinking · contrarianism
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