falling in with Antonyms
Strongest:
- traveling
- palling-around-
- collaborating
- rubbing-elbows-with-
- travelling
- hanging-around-or-out-
- messing-around
- associating
- relating
- taking-up-with
- mixing
- hooking-up
- connecting
- joining
- bonding
- keeping-company-with-
- being-friends-with
- running
- rubbing-shoulders-with-
Strong:
- befriending
- getting-on
- hobnobbing
- cooperating
- companying
- consociating
- chumming
- getting-along
- consorting
- mingling
- fraternizing
- linking
- sorting
Weak:
Meaning of falling in with
falling in with
to harmonize with, to concur with, to sink inward, to begin associating with, to take one's proper place in a military formation
falling in with Sentence Examples
- The new employee immediately fell in with the company culture and formed strong bonds with colleagues.
- The teenager fell in with a group of rebellious friends who led him astray.
- The aspiring writer fell in with a circle of like-minded artists who inspired and supported his work.
- The politician fell in with a network of influential individuals who helped advance her career.
- The struggling musician fell in with a record label that recognized and nurtured his talent.
- The scientist fell in with a team of researchers who shared her passion for groundbreaking discoveries.
- The traveler fell in with a group of nomads who taught him about a different way of life.
- The young woman fell in with a bad crowd that encouraged her to make poor decisions.
- The businessman fell in with a group of investors who provided crucial funding for his new venture.
- The student fell in with a study group that helped him improve his grades and academic confidence.
FAQs About the word falling in with
to harmonize with, to concur with, to sink inward, to begin associating with, to take one's proper place in a military formation
traveling, palling (around), collaborating, rubbing elbows (with),travelling, hanging (around or out), messing around, associating, relating, taking up with
shunning, splitting (up), snubbing,avoiding, disbanding,breaking up, estranging, dispersing, alienating, cold-shouldering
The new employee immediately fell in with the company culture and formed strong bonds with colleagues.
The teenager fell in with a group of rebellious friends who led him astray.
The aspiring writer fell in with a circle of like-minded artists who inspired and supported his work.
The politician fell in with a network of influential individuals who helped advance her career.
