dig deeper
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phrasal verb
- To investigate or examine a subject with greater thoroughness and detail.
- To draw upon an inner reserve of strength, money, or effort to overcome a challenge.
Example Sentences
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Looking ahead, higher fuel costs could make shoppers dig deeper, said Phil Lempert, editor of SupermarketGuru.com.
From MarketWatch β Sep. 10, 2026
Up to this point, Judge’s filmography was exceedingly kind, willing to dig deeper and find humanity in an entire universe of schmucks and mediocrities.
From Salon β Sep. 6, 2026
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other words
- peel back the onion
- look under the hood
- read between the lines
- get to the bottom of it
