Synonyms for dig in
dig in

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1. entrench, dig inverb

   occupy a trench or secured area

   "The troops dug in for the night"

   Synonyms:
   intrench, pitch in, entrench, trench, impinge, encroach

2. pitch in, dig inverb

   eat heartily

   "The food was placed on the table and the children pitched in"

   Synonyms:
   entrench, pitch in

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1. Brandon Judd:

   They dug under the fence, unlike most areas along the border, Yuma has some very sandy areas that is easy to dig in.

2. Pam Lipp:

   You go into mother-bear mode, where you dig in and do what you have to do to protect your cub. I knew I couldn't stop until Amanda had the help she needed.

3. Lori Day:

   The shaming and the anger and the 'you're dumb' kind of stuff that people are doing isn't working, i think it is making people dig in more and it seems to me what has to happen is a different type of dialogue that is a little bit more empathetic and more listening and more saying, 'I understand how you feel and that this is scary.'.

4. Clifford Villalon:

   Dippers' are those who dig in into different issues and make commentaries without actually doing anything to resolve issues.

5. Edward Kwon:

   Usually in Korea it's served with pine nuts, and julienned, but I changed the way it looked on the plate. But when you dig in, it's yukhoe. It's just shaped differently.