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Definition & Meaning of "get into shape"

to get into shape
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to improve one's physical fitness and health through exercise and healthy lifestyle choices

to [get] (into|in|to) shape definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "get into shape" and when to use it?

This idiom is believed to have originated in the mid-20th century. The phrase implies that the person is currently not in an ideal physical condition and needs to make efforts to improve their fitness level.

get somebody or something into shape
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to get somebody or something into shape
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to bring someone or something back to an acceptable state, particularly by using direct and practical methods

to [get] {sb/sth} into shape definition and meaning
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Example
Even though he wanted to get in shape, he knew that you don't get something for nothing and that he had to put in the effort to exercise and eat healthy.
A person with the body fat of more than 30% can take a year to get to shape.
He bought a gym membership with the intention of getting in shape.
Boy, he really needs to get into shape.
Wow, Jim has really gotten in shape lately.
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