go in for
Take up habitually
Go in for means to have an interest in or preference for something, or to participate in it regularly: She doesn't go in for team sports, He never went in for fancy clothes.
The phrase suggests habitual engagement or enthusiasm rather than a one-time choice.
It can also mean to enter a competition or apply for something: Are you going in for the scholarship?
Pass into a space
- raceCompetition of speed
- tournamentMulti-round competitive event
- championshipCompetition for top rank
- contestOrganized competitive event
qualify · competition · tryout · match · event · playoffs · elimination · athletics
adopt
Take as one's own
enjoy · like · fancy · take to · cultivate · practice · follow · take up · get into · hobby
enter
Pass into a space
- raceCompetition of speed
- tournamentMulti-round competitive event
- championshipCompetition for top rank
contest · qualify · competition · tryout · match · event · playoffs · elimination · athletics · marathon
support
To uphold or sustain
promote · espouse · recommend · approve · encourage · stand by · believe in · defend · uphold · side with
go in forsit out
Refrain from participating
pass on · skip · avoid · steer clear of · give up
go in fordislike
Mild negative regard
reject · have no time for · disdain · despise · detest
go in foravoid
Stay away from
shun · steer clear of · shy away from · keep away from · eschew
for, gone, going, intend, intention, fore, forth, intentional, intentionally