fall in with (Meaning)

fall 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

The newcomer fell in with the group quickly, making friends with ease.
The soldiers fell in with the enemy squadron, engaging in a fierce aerial battle.
The politician fell in with a shady organization, tarnishing their reputation.
The hikers fell in with a lost trail, delaying their progress significantly.
The students fell in with a tutoring program, determined to improve their grades.
The dancer fell in with a group of aspiring performers, hoping to hone their craft.
The traveler fell in with a friendly local who guided them through the unfamiliar city.
The homeless man fell in with a community group that offered support and shelter.
The scientist fell in with a team of researchers, pooling their knowledge to make groundbreaking discoveries.
The singer fell in with a music label that helped them launch their successful career.

to harmonize with, to concur with, to sink inward, to begin associating with, to take one's proper place in a military formation

associate, bond, run,travel, relate, sort, take up with, connect, collaborate, mix

snub,avoid, shun,split (up), break up, split, cold-shoulder, disperse, divorce, alienate

The newcomer fell in with the group quickly, making friends with ease.

The soldiers fell in with the enemy squadron, engaging in a fierce aerial battle.

The politician fell in with a shady organization, tarnishing their reputation.

The hikers fell in with a lost trail, delaying their progress significantly.