draw into

The phrase "draw into" often implies involving or attracting someone into a situation, activity, or state, sometimes against their initial will.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To involve someone in an activity or situation, often against their will.

Example

  • He was drawn into the argument despite his efforts to stay neutral.

B2General

(common)To attract or pull someone or something into a particular place or condition.

Example

  • The captivating story drew the readers into the novel's world.

B2General

(common)To cause someone to become interested or engaged in something.

Example

  • The lecture drew him into the fascinating world of quantum physics.

B2Transport

(technical)To arrive at a location, especially used for trains.

Example

  • The train drew into the station right on time.

Similar

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