Drag into

verb

To involve someone in a situation they do not want to be in.

I didn't want to be dragged into their argument.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To involve someone in a situation they do not want to be in

Often appears as...

  • drag into argument
  • drag into conflict
verb

To physically pull or move something or someone into a certain area.

He had to drag the sofa into the living room.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To physically pull or move something or someone into a certain area

Often appears as...

  • drag into room
  • drag into place
verb

To introduce an unrelated or unnecessary topic into a conversation.

She always drags politics into our discussions.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To introduce an unrelated or unnecessary topic into a conversation

Often appears as...

  • drag into discussion
  • drag into conversation
verb

To force someone to go somewhere they do not want to go.

My friends dragged me into the nightclub even though I was tired.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To force someone to go somewhere they do not want to go

Often appears as...

  • drag into club
  • drag into party
verb

To involve someone in a situation they do not want to be in.

I didn't want to be dragged into their argument.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To involve someone in a situation they do not want to be in

Often appears as...

  • drag into argument
  • drag into conflict
verb

To physically pull or move something or someone into a certain area.

He had to drag the sofa into the living room.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To physically pull or move something or someone into a certain area

Often appears as...

  • drag into room
  • drag into place
verb

To introduce an unrelated or unnecessary topic into a conversation.

She always drags politics into our discussions.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To introduce an unrelated or unnecessary topic into a conversation

Often appears as...

  • drag into discussion
  • drag into conversation
verb

To force someone to go somewhere they do not want to go.

My friends dragged me into the nightclub even though I was tired.
Visual representation of "drag into" - To force someone to go somewhere they do not want to go

Often appears as...

  • drag into club
  • drag into party
Definition 1 of 4
Visual representation of "drag into"
LampPro Tip 1/2

Reluctant Involvement

Used when someone is unwillingly included in a situation, often negative.

Illustration for Reluctant Involvement
He tried to stay neutral, but was dragged into the family feud.
LampPro Tip 2/2

Emotional Burden

Implies that being 'dragged into' may cause stress or distress.

Illustration for Emotional Burden
I got dragged into their drama and couldn't focus on my work.
LampPro Tip 1/2

Reluctant Involvement

Used when someone is unwillingly included in a situation, often negative.

Illustration for Reluctant Involvement
He tried to stay neutral, but was dragged into the family feud.
LampPro Tip 2/2

Emotional Burden

Implies that being 'dragged into' may cause stress or distress.

Illustration for Emotional Burden
I got dragged into their drama and couldn't focus on my work.
LampPro Tip 1/2

Reluctant Involvement

Used when someone is unwillingly included in a situation, often negative.

Illustration for Reluctant Involvement
He tried to stay neutral, but was dragged into the family feud.
LampPro Tip 2/2

Emotional Burden

Implies that being 'dragged into' may cause stress or distress.

Illustration for Emotional Burden
I got dragged into their drama and couldn't focus on my work.
Visual representation of the word "Drag into"

Never forget "Drag into"

Humans forget easily. That's why you should download WordUp: Smart reminders, word games, AI practice, and much more!

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google PlayGet it from MicrosoftGet it on AppGallery
Chrome

WordUp Chrome Extension

As you browse the web instantly look up words you don’t know.

Get Chrome Extension
Back to top