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Meanings of dig deep in English

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Usage of dig deep in English
1
The herbage of the plains has learned to dig deep for water.
Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 / Embracing the Tra...
2
Strike hard with your paws and dig deep with your sharp claws.
Nero, the Circus Lion: His Many Adventures
3
Those who can afford it, however, should dig deep and give generously.
The Irish Times
4
He showed us he can dig deep under pressure and fight back.
News.com.au
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They were made to dig deep by Newpark at Templeville Road yesterday.
The Irish Times
6
She's really interesting if you take the trouble to dig deep enough.
The Miller Of Old Church
7
At their best, Triad dig deep, expressing the sensual essence of tunes.
The Irish Times
8
You don't have to dig deep to find evidence of that relationship.
The Guardian
9
That's where the nuance comes in and where we can dig deep.
Ebony
10
He had to dig deep into the furthest recesses of his consciousness.
The accident man
11
Dr Gravatt said they shouldn't have to dig deep or plead.
Radio NZ
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For now, let's dig deep into the new 7-inch tablet and mobile OS.
Wired
13
I never met any Asian people, so apparently I didn't dig deep enough.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
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This process of subduction can dig deep ocean trenches or induce volcanic eruptions.
BBC
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To survive, let alone prosper, Vickery has had to dig deep.
The Guardian
16
In this society, people are scared to dig deep, especially men.
Radio NZ
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