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plunge

noun as in quick drop

noun as in enthusiastic attempt

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Hollie says they've never sung outside their bedroom, bar a few school shows, before taking the plunge on TV.

From BBC

A scientist by training, Sheinbaum also pledged to replicate at the national level the security policies she put into action as mayor of Mexico City, where she oversaw a dramatic drop in violent crime, including a 50% plunge in homicides.

The DOJ will deny it to the end, but it seems clear that Garland was not willing to go there before 2022 because there was a perception that the law had Trump in a box following his plunge in popularity after the insurrection.

From Slate

But it really helped me understand that you don’t need to understand how and why she’s able to plunge a knife into another human being because Rhiannon doesn’t even understand that.

The cruise industry was growing before the pandemic, but took a big plunge once the virus spread.

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

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