go in

Step through doorway

To go in is to enter—a building, a room, or any enclosed space: She knocked and went in.

The phrase extends to things that fit into other things: The key won't go in.

In sports, go in describes a ball crossing the goal line or dropping into the cup.

To go in on something with others is to contribute jointly: We all went in on a gift for the boss.

Related

open · push · partake · engage · pass through · access · intrude · ingress · doorway · join · get into · cross · interior · inside · passage · admit · breach · enter

Opposites
direction of movement

go ingo out

Leave one's dwelling

come out · exit · leave · emerge · go outside

participation/engagement

go inopt out

Decline to participate

back out · withdraw · pull out · bow out · drop out

fitting/insertion

go income out

Emerge or be disclosed

fall out · pop out · slip out · come off · stick out

Family

outgoing, ingoing

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