suck in (Meaning)
suck in (v)
take up as if with a sponge
attract by using an inexorable force, inducement, etc.
draw in as if by suction
Synonyms & Antonyms of suck in
Synonyms:
- lead one up the garden path
- bluff
- pull one's leg
- fake out
- put on
- snow
- misguide
- cheat
- beguile
- humbug
- con
- bamboozle
- dupe
- juggle
- lead one down the garden path
- kid
- mislead
- tease
- sting
- hoax
- sucker
- spoof
- hoodwink
- buffalo
- have
- do a number on
- pull the wool over one's eyes
- misinform
- burn
- gull
- snooker
- take in
- catch
- gaff
- string along
- have on
- delude
Antonyms:
suck in Sentence Examples
- I don't want to get sucked in by their manipulative tactics.
- She tried to resist, but eventually, she got sucked in by the allure of the scam.
- It's easy to get sucked in by the drama of reality TV shows.
- He warned me not to get sucked in by the gossip spreading around the office.
- The whirlpool's powerful current threatened to suck in anything that came too close.
- Don't let your emotions suck you in; try to maintain objectivity.
- The cult leader had a charismatic presence that could suck in even the most skeptical individuals.
- The storyline of the novel sucked me in from the very first page.
- The sales pitch was so convincing that it sucked in many unsuspecting customers.
- Social media can be a time sink if you allow yourself to get sucked in for too long.
FAQs About the word suck in
take up as if with a sponge, attract by using an inexorable force, inducement, etc., draw in as if by suction
fool, trick,deceive, lead one up the garden path, bluff, pull one's leg, fake out, put on, snow, misguide
reveal, reveal, undeceive, uncover, show up, disclose, expose, uncover, disclose,show up
I don't want to get sucked in by their manipulative tactics.
She tried to resist, but eventually, she got sucked in by the allure of the scam.
It's easy to get sucked in by the drama of reality TV shows.
He warned me not to get sucked in by the gossip spreading around the office.
