"cheat into" is a correct usage in written English.
You would use it to describe a situation when someone has found a way to gain access or advantage in a dishonest or illegal manner. For example, "The thief found a way to cheat into the secure building."
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There are no easy downloads or cheats into this brotherhood.
The man is a usurper, cheated into office and without any democratic legitimacy.
After a sharp decline in a firm's share price, Milberg Weiss would threaten a class-action suit on behalf of shareholders allegedly cheated into buying overpriced equity.
If he allows two tax cheats into his cabinet, he's going to lose a portion of it before his Presidency is one month old.
Had he been plainly asked to do the company that favour, he would have flatly refused; he had to be cheated into it.
The two countries are also divided over compensation for Korean women who historians said were forced or cheated into working as sex slaves for the Japanese military during World War II.
The 31-year-old sprinter is banned from more than 50 events organised by the Euromeetings consortium, which refuses to allow former drug cheats into its events but he is putting together a testing schedule before this summer's World Championships.
Murray did not explain his reasoning but Odesnik is a controversial and unpopular figure in tennis, having been banned for two years in 2010 after trying to import human growth hormone, an anabolic agent used by drug cheats, into Australia.
The event, which holds a Dutch national permit, is not part of the Euromeetings group which has advised its members not to allow former drug cheats into their competitions.
