Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
move-in-on
phrasal verb
/muːv ɪn ɒn/
Definition
To approach or encroach upon someone or something, often with the intention of taking control or interest.
Examples
- She decided to move in on the project after seeing its potential for growth.
- The rival company is planning to move in on our market share.
- He moved in on the conversation, eager to join the discussion.
Meaning
The phrase ‘move in on’ generally implies a forward approach towards a target, often suggesting a strategy to dominate or gain a closer relationship.
Synonyms
- encroach
- approach
- invade
- intervene
