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go in with

go in with verb: to commit to something with; to partner with.

Verb

go in with (third-person singular simple present goes in with, present participle going in with, simple past went in with, past participle gone in with)

  1. (idiomatic, transitive) To commit to something with; to partner with.

Synonyms of go in with

Forms of go in with

third-person singular presentgoes in with
present participlegoing in with
pastwent in with
past participlegone in with

Questions about go in with

What does go in with mean?
Go in with means to commit to something with; to partner with.
What part of speech is go in with?
Go in with is a verb.
What is the past tense of go in with?
The past tense of go in with is went in with.

Words near go in with in the dictionary

  1. go in off
  2. go in on
  3. go in one ear and out the other
  4. go in the out door
  5. go in unto
  6. go in with
  7. go into
  8. go into detail
  9. go into one's shell
  10. go into the long grass
  11. go it

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