join in

Add your voice

To join in is to participate in an activity already underway: Everyone was singing, so I joined in.

The phrase emphasizes becoming part of something others have started, whether a conversation, game, song, or effort.

It can be used with or without an object: She joined in the discussion or simply Feel free to join in.

Related

cooperate · interact · tag along · jump on the bandwagon · team up · lend a hand · enter · get involved · hop on board · work together · unite · contribute · belong · welcome · partake · circle · chorus · conspire

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Opposites
participation

join insit out

Refrain from participating

opt out · abstain · refrain · spectate · stand aside

social inclusion

join inpull out

To withdraw or leave

drop out · withdraw · detach · leave · exit

Family

joining, rejoining, enjoining

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