suck in
The phrase "suck in" can describe both physical actions and metaphorical situations, often implying an involuntary or deceptive involvement.
Definition
B2General
(colloquial)To draw air or another substance into the mouth or a cavity by creating a partial vacuum.
Example
- He sucked in a deep breath before diving into the pool.
B2Social
(informal)To cause someone to become involved in a situation, often without their full awareness or consent.
Example
- She was sucked in by the promise of easy money.
B2Physical
(informal)To contract or pull in a part of the body, typically the stomach, to appear slimmer.
Example
- He sucked in his stomach to fit into the suit.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "suck in":
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