How to pronounce “throw in at the deep end”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic) To introduce (someone) to a new situation without adequate preparation.

Practice Nearby Words

plunge in, drop someone in it, get one's feet wet, dive in, fall into, take the plunge, throw to the lions, jump in with both feet, hit the ground running, jump the gun, plunge, inject, put one's toe in the water, dip one's toe in the water, toss caution to the wind, take on water, shoot from the hip, bring out, go it blind, crawl before one walks, jump at, throw caution to the wind, dip one's toe in, step into the breach, plunge into, give something a try, wade in, play with fire, learn the ropes, test the waters, whistle past the graveyard, lead with one's chin, jump in one's skin, jump in, grasp the nettle, give something a go, launch into, dip a toe into, find oneself, leap into action, give something a whirl, burst in, throw someone a curve, break one's duck, take a chance, take a shot in the dark, test out, come in hot, splash down, try one's hand, take a risk, bounce into, rush in, come out swinging, dive, expose oneself, tempt fate, go hard with someone, start out, fly blind, push it, go off half-cocked, take a bite, take a gamble, throw oneself into, break in, walk into, take too far, go out on a limb, step to, fly out of the traps, jump out, throw on, put someone to their trumps, throw one's hat over the fence, leeroy, cold approach, get one's hands dirty, launch, race out of the traps, frosh, muck about, storm out of the blocks, push one's luck, throw one's hat over the wall, rookie, stick one's neck out, take one's chance, test the water, play ball, tickle the dragon's tail, throw in, trust someone across the street, throw, fire away, try it on, put someone through their paces, run the gauntlet, follow someone off a cliff, lead someone down the garden path

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