Synonyms for Plunge in to:
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v.
• attack
• begin
- DO
, - activate
, - actualize
, - break ground
, - break the ice
, - bring about
, - bring to pass
, - cause
, - commence
, - create
, - drive
, - effect
, - embark on
, - enter on
, - enter upon
, - establish
, - eventuate
, - found
, - generate
, - get going
, - give birth to
, - give impulse
, - go ahead
, - go into
, - impel
, - inaugurate
, - induce
, - initiate
, - instigate
, - institute
, - introduce
, - launch
, - lay foundation for
, - lead
, - make
, - make active
, - motivate
, - mount
, - occasion
, - open
, - originate
, - prepare
, - produce
, - set about
, - set in motion
, - set up
, - trigger
, - undertake
.
• buckle down
- address
, - apply oneself
, - attend to
, - bend
, - concentrate on
, - dedicate oneself to
, - devote oneself to
, - exert oneself
, - get serious
, - give
, - give oneself over to
, - keep close to
, - keep one's mind on
, - knuckle down
, - launch into
, - occupy oneself with
, - pitch in
, - put one's hand to the plow
, - put one's nose to the grindstone
, - swing into action
, - take the bull by the horns
, - throw
, - turn
.
• embark
- board
, - emplane
, - enter
, - entrain
, - go aboard ship
, - leave port
, - put on board
, - set out
, - set sail
, - take on board
, - take ship
.
• embark on
• pitch in
- aid
, - attack
, - begin
, - chip in
, - come through
, - contribute
, - contribute work
, - cooperate
, - do one's bit
, - fall to
, - get cracking
, - go to it
, - help
, - help; get busy
, - hop to it
, - join in
, - jump in
, - lend a hand
, - participate
, - subscribe
, - volunteer
, - wade in
.
What are the hypernyms for Plunge in to?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
dip, dive, dunk, immerse, jump, plunge, sink, submerge, submerse, submersed, plunge in, plunge into.
What are the opposite words for plunge in to?
One antonym for "plunge in to" is "ease into." This means to gradually and calmly approach a situation or task without rushing or forcing oneself. Another antonym is "hold back," indicating a reluctance or hesitation to engage with something fully. "Withdraw from" is another antonym, suggesting a deliberate disengagement from an activity or situation. Finally, "step away from" implies a physical or emotional distance from a situation, possibly to gain perspective or reassess one's priorities. All of these antonyms offer alternative ways of approaching situations that may offer less intensity or more caution than "plunging in.
What are the antonyms for Plunge in to?
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v.
• attack
- aid
, - be lazy
, - defend
, - protect
, - resist
, - retreat
, - shelter
, - shield
, - slough off
, - submit
, - support
, - surrender
, - sustain
, - withstand
.
• begin
- cease
, - check
, - close
, - complete
, - conclude
, - consummate
, - destroy
, - die
, - discourage
, - dissuade
, - end
, - fail
, - finish
, - halt
, - ignore
, - lose
, - neglect
, - prevent
, - repress
, - ruin
, - stop
.
• buckle down
• embark
• pitch in
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