falling into
Dropping into something
Falling into describes entering a state, condition, or situation, often without deliberate planning or sometimes against one's will.
You might fall into a deep sleep, fall into bad habits, or fall into conversation with a stranger.
The phrase suggests a kind of gravitational pull toward something—whether a trap, a routine, a relationship, or a category.
When things fall into place, they arrange themselves properly without much effort.
To fall into step with someone is to match their pace or way of doing things.
- despairTotal absence of hope
- habitSettled regular tendency
- plungeSudden steep descent
- gravityMutual mass attraction
- dependencyState of needing support
tumble · depression · obsession · drop · routine · entanglement · bad habits · sink · pattern · trap · wrong hands · debt · anxiety · love · commitment · line of work · dive · deep end
- becoming verbs