The phrase "come into" can be replaced with several synonyms to convey the same meaning. For instance, "enter" gives the idea of physically going into a place or space. "Gain access" implies permission or clearance to enter a place. "Arrive at" denotes reaching a destination or place, while "fall into" suggests a sudden or unexpected entrance. "Inherit" refers to acquiring a possession or ownership of something, usually through a will or bequest. "Obtain" implies taking possession of something, such as keys or a ticket to an event. Using these synonyms can enrich the language and help avoid repetition of the same phrase, making communication clearer and more concise.