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What is the meaning of be onto something?

"Be onto something" means to be on the right track, have a good idea, or be close to discovering something important or valuable.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* "I think you're onto something with that marketing campaign. It could really resonate with our target audience."

* "She's been working on this project for months, and I think she's finally onto something big."

* "The detective is onto something with this new lead, but he needs to be careful not to scare the witness."

Essentially, it implies that someone has identified a promising path or line of thought, and it's worth exploring further.

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