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dig deep

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dig deep
to use a lot of your own money to pay for something. Church members dug deep into their pockets to pay for a new roof. The city will have to dig deep if it wants to host the next Olympics.
See also: deep, dig


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He had no design upon the pole, except that he measured a shovel's length from it before beginning, nor was it his purpose to dig deep.
"We must dig deep, where there will be no risk of discovery," said a third.
 
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