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read into
/ ː /
verb
(tr, preposition) to discern in or infer from a statement (meanings not intended by the speaker or writer)
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
Justice Alito read this book, where Chloe is concerned about her uncle's upcoming wedding, and Justice Alito seemed to read into Chloe his own views.
“And if you ask a question that is so big it can’t really be answered, you can write and read into the great mystery of things, without being easily satisfied.”
“I think it’s just head-spinning to try to interpret things that are so erratic. That’s the struggle that organizations are encountering right now — how to possibly read into what is being sought under new guidelines.”
During the trial, messages between Dzhambazov and Roussev, in which the former boasted of political connections in the "upper echelon" of the BSP, were read into evidence.
I read “Into Thin Air” in one night, my hands clasped so tight around the pages it actually warped the book.
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