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View definitions for dig

dig

noun as in insult

verb as in thrust object into

verb as in enjoy, like

verb as in understand

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Example Sentences

To survive, the miners and undocumented migrants go beneath the surface to escape poverty and dig up gold to sell it on the black market.

From BBC

He gets a new lease on life when he’s tapped by a private investigator to go undercover at a San Francisco retirement home to dig into the theft of a missing heirloom.

Political operations are often overleveraged and fundraise around the clock to dig themselves out.

From Slate

With the second international break of the season upon us, now feels like a good time to dig into the numbers.

From BBC

The only way to rebuild, she believed, was to dig into the available data about how audiences perceived her.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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