What is another word for go in?
Pronunciation:
[ ɡˌə͡ʊ ˈɪn], [ ɡˌəʊ ˈɪn], [ ɡ_ˌəʊ ˈɪ_n]
Related words: go into, go in the water, go in the store, go in the room, go in the oven, go in the sunlight
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Synonyms for Go in:
n.
• come in (noun) • get into (noun) • go in (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• crash (verb)- pitch,
- slip,
- smash,
- meet,
- collapse,
- dive,
- overturn,
- drop,
- collide,
- plunge,
- pancake,
- bite the dust,
- upset,
- bump,
- sprawl,
- topple,
- ditch,
- tumble.
- barge in,
- pile in,
- infiltrate,
- creep,
- arrive,
- work in,
- intrude,
- rush in,
- break in,
- crack,
- crowd in,
- drop in,
- insinuate,
- fall into,
- make an entrance,
- drive in,
- burst in,
- bust in,
- worm in,
- sneak,
- wriggle,
- butt in,
- move in,
- get in,
- insert,
- access,
- breeze in,
- ingress,
- pierce,
- crawl,
- introduce,
- make way,
- pop in,
- blow in,
- jump in,
- probe,
- horn in,
- pass into,
- set foot in.
Other synonyms:
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- new moon,
- corona,
- total eclipse,
- wane,
- lunar eclipse,
- full moon,
- sidereal,
- orbit,
- orbital,
- harvest moon,
- phase,
- eclipse,
- half-moon.
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- year.
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- set.
- making way,
- worked in,
- snuck,
- popped in,
- blowing in,
- ingressing,
- accessing,
- ingressed,
- moving in,
- accessed.
- take upon oneself,
- Tendering,
- Slipped,
- overswarm,
- overbalances,
- puts forward,
- bring forward,
- do on one's own volition,
- Inroaded,
- steps forward,
- put at one's disposal,
- gave way,
- submit oneself,
- going in,
- go in,
- invade,
- over turn,
- prangs,
- over-run,
- put at disposal,
- fall on,
- giving way,
- let oneself in for,
- infect,
- hurtling,
- slipping,
- overbalanced,
- up set,
- falling headlong,
- step forward,
- Volunteering,
- take the plunge,
- overspread,
- enter,
- drive into,
- signs up,
- overspreading,
- fall headlong,
- Tendered,
- take bull by the horns,
- crash,
- signing up,
- standing up,
- stood up,
- pranged,
- lurch,
- hurtle,
- give way,
- pervades,
- overbalancing,
- sign up,
- plough into,
- overswarming,
- pancaked,
- put forward,
- volunteer,
- lurching,
- washout,
- fall flat,
- breached,
- Volunteered,
- tenders,
- signed up,
- offer services,
- crash-land,
- immigrate,
- loot,
- stand up,
- Breaching,
- muscle in,
- went in,
- splash down,
- brought forward,
- fall prostrate,
- plundered,
- forayed,
- Inroading,
- swarm over,
- foraying,
- overspreads,
- over-runs,
- make inroads,
- take initiative,
- infests,
- fell on,
- overbalance,
- over spread,
- descend upon,
- Infesting,
- goes in,
- prang.
- ride,
- limit,
- travel on,
- slip in,
- straiten,
- sit on,
- constrict,
- put into,
- irrupt,
- control,
- visit,
- creep in,
- confine,
- taper,
- propel,
- be hidden,
- be carried,
- edge in,
- show in,
- narrow,
- approach,
- squeeze in,
- wedge in,
- pack in,
- draw in,
- thrust in,
- let in,
- contract,
- be conveyed,
- put in,
- take,
- drive,
- diminish,
- admit,
- entry,
- be borne,
- be admitted,
- push in,
- lie low,
- enter upon,
- restrict,
- arrival,
- go on,
- get in on,
- lie up,
- enter in,
- entree,
- return,
- come down.
How to use "Go in" in context?
In the world of basketball, the in-sync play between two players is essential to victory. It starts with the player initiating the in-game action; typically from the top of the key. Passing is then essential for keeping the offense moving, and the defense has to be ready for the next move. When two players are in sync, it creates a natural flow, and the offense is more likely to succeed.
One of the most crucial elements for two players to be in sync is their shooting motion. When the ball is inbounded, the player receiving it needs to wait until the other player has released the ball from their hand.
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