run into

run into antonyms

miss compare run into and miss
avoid compare run into and avoid
evade compare run into and evade
withdraw compare run into and withdraw
lose compare run into and lose
dodge compare run into and dodge
retreat compare run into and retreat
shake off compare run into and shake off
stay away from compare run into and stay away from
shake compare run into and shake
subtract compare run into and subtract
shun compare run into and shun
sidestep compare run into and sidestep
trick compare run into and trick
take away compare run into and take away
take out compare run into and take out
vault compare run into and vault
steer clear of compare run into and steer clear of
turn loose compare run into and turn loose
scorn compare run into and scorn
surmount compare run into and surmount
escape (from) compare run into and escape (from)
give someone a wide berth compare run into and give someone a wide berth
leap compare run into and leap
keep one's distance from compare run into and keep one's distance from
fail compare run into and fail
elude compare run into and elude
run away from compare run into and run away from
run compare run into and run
overleap compare run into and overleap
end-run compare run into and end-run
break away from compare run into and break away from
exit compare run into and exit
pass by compare run into and pass by
keep at arm's length compare run into and keep at arm's length
leave behind compare run into and leave behind
hurdle compare run into and hurdle
cheat compare run into and cheat
clear compare run into and clear
run away compare run into and run away
negotiate compare run into and negotiate
hide compare run into and hide
guess compare run into and guess
ignore compare run into and ignore
give someone the slip compare run into and give someone the slip
ditch compare run into and ditch
keep out of someone's way compare run into and keep out of someone's way
deceive compare run into and deceive
bilk compare run into and bilk

run into definitions

verb

  • To collide with. 

  • To cause to collide with. 

  • To enter by running. 

  • To unexpectedly encounter or meet someone or something (literally or figuratively). 

  • To blend into; to be followed by or adjacent to without there being a clear boundary. 

  • To cause to blend into. 

  • To reach a large figure.