wade in
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to start to do or say something in a forceful way, often without thinking about it carefully:
Even when she knows nothing about it, she wades in with her opinion.
When the crowd started throwing bottles, the police waded in with tear gas. to start to do something in a forceful and determined way:
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- to start to do or say something in a forceful way, often without thinking about it carefully: Even when she knows nothing about it, she wades in with her opinion. When the crowd started throwing bottles, the police waded in with tear gas.
- to start to do something in a forceful and determined way: If there’s a problem, she’ll wade in without hesitation and try to solve it.
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