English

come into

Meaning: to become a factor in something; to inherit money or property
Part of Speech: Verb

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Verb inflections

Form Inflected form
Base come into
3rd person singular present comes into
Present participle coming into
Past came into
Will future will come into
Going-to future going to come into
Imperative negative don't come into / do not come into

Example

Money never came into the decision.
Money never became a factor in the decision.

Usage Notes

In decisions or arguments, it means that something becomes relevant. With money or property, it can mean to inherit it.

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