get into

Begin to enjoy

Get into means to enter—a place, a vehicle, a situation.

You get into a car, get into trouble, get into an argument.

It extends to becoming involved or interested: She's really getting into yoga lately.

To get into clothes is to put them on, especially with difficulty: I can't get into these jeans anymore.

Getting into a school or program means being accepted.

What's gotten into you? asks what's causing someone's unusual behavior.

beginning

start

To set going

debut · initiate · kickoff · outset · genesis · onset · dawn · venture · undertake · pursue

enter

doorway

Passage into a room

access · portal · admittance · ingress · penetrate · infiltrate · breach · squeeze · climb · slip

interest

hobby

Recreational leisure activity

passion · obsession · fixation · immersion · absorption · preoccupation · captivation · infatuation · keenness · zeal

trouble

argument

Reasoned case or dispute

mess · jam · predicament · hot water · mischief · conflict · dispute · brawl · scuffle · confrontation

clothing

fit

Proper or healthy

  • squeezeFirm bilateral compression
  • buttonDisc through a hole
  • zipToothed sliding fastener

struggle · tight · dress · jeans · costume · outfit · shoes · uniform · suit · pull on

admission

acceptance

Consent to receive

orientation · initiation · ceremony · ritual · pledge · membership · fraternity · sorority · club · program

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Opposites
physical entry/exit

get intoget out of

Escape or avoid obligation

exit · leave · get off · vacate · disembark

engagement/involvement

get intoget out of

Escape or avoid obligation

drop · give up · abandon · quit · shy away from

wearing/removing clothing

get intoget out of

Escape or avoid obligation

take off · shed · peel off · strip off · remove

Family

get, into, integrity, getting, integral, gets, gotten, integrated, integrate

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