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Synonyms

get in on

Idioms  

  1. see in on. Also see get into the act; (get in on the) ground floor.

Example Sentences

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Now, for the first time, nearly everyone in the U.S. will be able to get in on the action.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bitcoin is beginning to look less like a trade and more like an upward trend—one that investors should get in on.

From Barron's

It’s unclear to what extent foreign investors will be able to get in on the act.

From The Wall Street Journal

With the TAE combination, the company hopes to get in on a hot energy trend linked to the artificial-intelligence wave.

From MarketWatch

Even some artist estates, while unable to write or record new Christmas tracks, find creative ways to get in on the holiday action.

From The Wall Street Journal

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