DRAGGED IN TO Meaning and
Definition
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"Dragged in to" is an idiomatic phrasal verb that means to forcefully involve someone in a situation, often against their will or without their consent. It implies being unwillingly drawn into a particular circumstance or conversation. The phrase typically conveys the idea of being forced to participate or engage in something that the person may find inconvenient, burdensome, or uncomfortable.
The term is often used metaphorically and can be applied to various contexts such as social interactions, disputes, or tasks. For instance, in a social setting, if someone is "dragged in to" a conversation, it suggests that they are pulled into a discussion without their desire or interest, possibly feeling obliged to participate. Similarly, in a legal setting, if an individual is "dragged in to" a dispute, it means they are unwillingly entangled in a legal matter, regardless of their desire to be involved.
The usage of the phrase also connotes a lack of autonomy or control over the situation, conveying a sense of being coerced or pressured into something. It often emphasizes a sense of inconvenience or discomfort experienced by the person being "dragged in to" a particular circumstance.
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