come into
phr. v..phr. v.. to receive money, property, or a title after someone dies.
phr. v.. to inherit money or property, typically as a result of a death; functions as a transitive phrasal verb.
She came into a lot of money when her grandfather died.
After his uncle passed away, he unexpectedly came into a large estate in the countryside.
The protagonist's life changes dramatically when he comes into a substantial fortune, forcing him to navigate the complexities of high society.
the object is almost always a sum of money, a fortune, or property.
contrast with 'inherit' (more formal) and ensure students don't confuse it with the literal sense of entering a room.
He came into of a fortune.He came into a fortune.the verb 'come into' does not require the preposition 'of' before the object.