fall in with
Upper Intermediate (B2) neutral
To start spending time with a group of people, or to agree to someone's plan.
"He fell in with the wrong crowd at college and started skipping classes regularly."
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Tim Ferriss · 77:53
You fall in with the right group
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The Rational Reminder Podcast · 43:12
you sort of do fall in with a influencer
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Coyote Peterson · 1:44
Try But yeah, just don't fall in with him.