preposition

in

in, inside, during

The cat is in the box.

The cat is in the box.

My birthday is in July.

My birthday is in July.

He is in a good mood.

He is in a good mood.

Please come in.

Please come in.

in ((a place)) The keys are in the car.

in ((a time period)) My birthday is in July.

in ((a state)) He is in trouble.

((verb)) in (adverb) Please come in.

Synonyms: inside; Antonyms: out, outside

From Old English 'in' (preposition) and 'inne' (adverb), from Proto-Germanic. Common across many Indo-European languages.

Imagine drawing a circle and putting a dot 'in' it. This visual represents location, time periods, and states.

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