drag in
The phrase "drag in" often implies bringing up something unrelated or involving someone unwillingly in a conversation or situation.
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Definition
B2Conversation
(informal)To introduce an unrelated or unwanted topic into a discussion.
Example
- She always drags in her personal problems when we're trying to discuss work.
- Please don't drag politics into this; we're just trying to plan a party.
B2Interaction
(informal)To involve someone in a situation unwillingly or unnecessarily.
Example
- He got dragged into the argument even though he had nothing to do with it.
- I don't want to be dragged into their family drama.
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