waded (in or into) (Meaning)

waded (in or into)

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The children waded into the shallow waters of the stream, their laughter echoing through the air.
The soldiers waded into the muddy trench, their boots squelching with each step.
The hiker waded through the tall grass, searching for a path to follow.
The farmer waded into the flooded field, trying to assess the damage.
The dog waded into the icy river, its paws freezing as it retrieved a toy.
The tourist waded into the crowded pool, hoping to cool off from the summer heat.
The child waded into the sand at the beach, building castles with their tiny hands.
The fisherman waded into the lake, casting his line in search of dinner.
The bird waded into the shallow pond, searching for food among the lily pads.
The explorer waded into the uncharted jungle, eager to discover its secrets.

approached, tackled, sailed into, dived (into), tore into, went at, had at, undertook,dove (into), pursued

shunned, evaded,avoided,puttered (around), poked, fooled, messed, dawdled, fiddled (around), trifled

The children waded into the shallow waters of the stream, their laughter echoing through the air.

The soldiers waded into the muddy trench, their boots squelching with each step.

The hiker waded through the tall grass, searching for a path to follow.

The farmer waded into the flooded field, trying to assess the damage.