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to come into
[phrase form: come]
01
to receive money or assets from someone who has passed away, typically through a will or legal inheritance
Examples
She came into a large sum of money when her grandfather passed away.
After his parents ' death, he came into ownership of the family estate.
02
to reach a particular state
Examples
The project came into fruition after months of planning and hard work.
The city came into prosperity following major infrastructure development.
03
to be included in a group, organization, or community
Examples
He came into the team as a talented young player.
She came into the school as a new student and quickly made friends.
04
to develop or acquire a particular quality, skill, or characteristic
Examples
Over time, she came into her own as a confident public speaker.
He came into his artistic abilities and started producing remarkable paintings.
05
to have an impact on something such as circumstances, decisions, etc.
Examples
When a sense of urgency came into the discussion, decisions were made more quickly.
When laughter came into the room, the tense atmosphere lightened up.
06
to begin to grow leaves, flowers, etc.
Examples
The garden came into bloom with vibrant flowers in spring.
The cherry trees in the park come into blossom every spring, creating a beautiful display of pink and white flowers.
