dig deep

Frequency: 8.520.1 per million words

To excavate to a significant depth; figuratively, to use a lot of effort or resources.

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Examples (10)

  • We'll have to dig deep to get at the roots.
  • The construction crew had to dig deep to lay the foundation for the skyscraper.
  • To plant this tree properly, you need to dig deep into the soil.
  • With only a minute left, the team had to dig deep to score the winning goal.
  • The company had to dig deep into its reserves to survive the economic downturn.
  • She had to dig deep to find the courage to speak in public.
  • The journalist had to dig deep into the archives to uncover the truth.
  • To solve this complex problem, we will have to dig deep and use all our creativity.
  • The host asked the audience to dig deep and donate generously to the cause.
  • Archaeologists are digging deep in hopes of uncovering ancient artifacts.