plunging (in) (Meaning)
plunging (in)
to start doing something with enthusiasm and energy, to push (something) into something quickly and forcefully
Synonyms & Antonyms of plunging (in)
plunging (in) Sentence Examples
- The stock market took a dramatic plunge, eroding investors' wealth.
- The icy water plunged into the diver's skin, sending shivers down their spine.
- The knife plunged into the bread, cutting it effortlessly.
- The bird swooped down, plunging into the water to catch its prey.
- The gambler's luck plunged him into debt and despair.
- The car plunged off the cliff, rolling and tumbling down the slope.
- The temperature plunged below freezing, forcing people to bundle up.
- The sun plunged below the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant hues.
- The ball plunged into the cup, securing the golfer's victory.
- The news of the tragedy plunged the community into shock and mourning.
FAQs About the word plunging (in)
to start doing something with enthusiasm and energy, to push (something) into something quickly and forcefully
concentrating (on), focusing (on), pitching in,falling (to), settling (down), buckling (down to), focussing (on), knuckling down (to), diving (into), wading (in or into)
puttering (around),avoiding, fiddling (around), shunning, evading, monkeying (around), trifling,playing, lagging, fooling
The stock market took a dramatic plunge, eroding investors' wealth.
The icy water plunged into the diver's skin, sending shivers down their spine.
The knife plunged into the bread, cutting it effortlessly.
The bird swooped down, plunging into the water to catch its prey.
