dig into (Meaning)

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dig into (v)

examine physically with or as if with a probe

The detective decided to dig into the case further to uncover hidden details.
As the researcher delved deeper into the archives, they began to dig into the historical records.
The students were eager to dig into their textbooks and learn more about the fascinating subject.
The chef encouraged everyone to dig into the delicious buffet spread with enthusiasm.
With a sense of curiosity, the journalist started to dig into the personal background of the public figure.
The archaeologist carefully began to dig into the layers of sediment to unearth ancient artifacts.
The team decided to dig into the project, exploring innovative ideas and solutions.
As the mystery unfolded, the detective continued to dig into the suspect's past.
The finance team had to dig into the financial reports to identify areas of improvement.
The committee members promised to dig into the issues raised by the community and address them promptly.

examine physically with or as if with a probe

investigate,look (into), examine, delve (into), inquire (into), explore, probe, view,check into, research

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The detective decided to dig into the case further to uncover hidden details.

As the researcher delved deeper into the archives, they began to dig into the historical records.

The students were eager to dig into their textbooks and learn more about the fascinating subject.

The chef encouraged everyone to dig into the delicious buffet spread with enthusiasm.