This is the 2129th most frequent Dutch word.
ineen
"In een" in Dutch means "collapsed" or "together suddenly."
Here, 'ineen' is used to describe the manner in which the cards collapsed together as a single unit without external force.
De kaarten vielen plotseling ineen op tafel.
The cards suddenly collapsed together on the table.
In this context, 'ineen' emphasizes the closeness and unity of the individuals standing together.
Ze stonden daar ineen, fluisterend over een geheim.
They stood there together, whispering about a secret.
Here, 'ineen' conveys the sudden and complete manner in which the wall collapsed, emphasizing the extent of the structural failure.