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wade

[weyd] / weɪd /


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In the run-up to July's summit between Sir Keir and President Macron, the BBC witnessed French police wading into the sea south of Boulogne to slash the sides of a boat.

From BBC

The Hudson Valley charm was dampened by the sensation of wading through 95-degree humid soup.

From Los Angeles Times

But that case did not wade directly into settlement negotiations.

From Los Angeles Times

For dispensary owners, wading through government inefficiency burns precious capital.

From The Wall Street Journal

Commuters have been seen wading through deep water to access the station over the past year, while a charity warns the area could become a "no-go zone" for disabled people.

From BBC