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wade

[weyd] / weɪd /


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A pleasant surprise is that a book about heat doesn’t wade into familiar debates over climate change.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The majority of migrants wade out to the boats that take them, so they're soaking wet up to their chest before they even set off," he said.

From BBC

Buyers planning on wading back into the market can enjoy it—for now.

From Barron's

However, Holyrood members will first have to wade through about 300 proposed changes to the Bill, which will be debated in the chamber across three days, starting on Tuesday.

From BBC

Traversing this land means, for instance, wading across a river that is said to be a home of crocodiles.

From The Wall Street Journal