comes into

Acquires through legacy

Comes into describes entering a state or gaining something.

You come into money when you inherit it or receive it unexpectedly.

To come into your own is to reach your full potential or find your proper place.

Something comes into play when it becomes relevant or active.

A law comes into effect when it takes force.

The phrase often marks a transition or acquisition: She came into the room, The trees are coming into bloom.

inheritance

estate

Property and grounds

probate · beneficiary · will · testament · inheritance · deceased · executor · entailment · intestate · succession

luck

windfall

Unanticipated lucky gain

chance · kismet · fortune · blessing · boon · bonanza · streak · break · charmed · golden

transition

phase

Distinct period in sequence

  • stageRaised performance platform
  • eraDistinct historical period
  • periodPunctuation ending sentences

adulthood · maturity · puberty · adolescence · prime · season · chapter · bloom · power · effect

opportunity

career

Lifelong occupational pursuit

prospect · breakthrough · position · appointment · employment · recruitment · growth · potential · possibility · venture

Opposites
acquisition/possession

comes intoloses

Fails to retain

gives away · parts with · forfeits · relinquishes · surrenders

spatial/physical entry

comes intoleaves

Tree's photosynthetic organs

exits · vacates · abandons

state transition

comes intoleaves behind

Departs from permanently

Family

come, enter, into, coming, income, came, inherit, comes, intake

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