dug (into) Antonyms
Meaning of dug (into)
dug (into)
to begin eating (something), to push against (a body part) in a sharp and painful way, to try to learn or uncover information by studying (something), to mix (something) into (soil) by digging, to push (something) into (a body part) in a sharp and painful way
dug (into) Sentence Examples
- The archaeologist carefully dug into the ancient ruins, seeking artifacts from a bygone era.
- The dog dug into the dirt, determined to bury its bone for safekeeping.
- The cat dug into the upholstery, creating a cozy den for itself.
- The farmer dug into the soil, preparing it for planting.
- The child dug into their ice cream with glee, savoring every cold and sweet bite.
- The mole dug into the ground, creating a labyrinthine network of tunnels.
- The construction workers dug into the bedrock, laying the foundation for a new building.
- The historian dug into the archives, researching a forgotten chapter in history.
- The scientist dug into the data, seeking patterns and insights that could advance their research.
- The sculptor dug into the clay, shaping it into a beautiful and intricate work of art.
FAQs About the word dug (into)
to begin eating (something), to push against (a body part) in a sharp and painful way, to try to learn or uncover information by studying (something), to mix (s
explored, inquired (into), investigated, looked (into), examined, checked up on, checked into, inspected, researched,delved (into)
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The archaeologist carefully dug into the ancient ruins, seeking artifacts from a bygone era.
The dog dug into the dirt, determined to bury its bone for safekeeping.
The cat dug into the upholstery, creating a cozy den for itself.
The farmer dug into the soil, preparing it for planting.
