strike in
The phrase "strike in" is often used to describe a sudden or forceful entry into a conversation or situation.
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Definition
B2Communication
(informal)To interrupt or join a conversation suddenly.
Example
- He struck in with his opinion before anyone else could speak.
- She struck in with a joke that lightened the mood.
B2Action
(general)To enter or become involved in a situation suddenly or forcefully.
Example
- The police struck in just as the deal was about to go down.
- As soon as the fight broke out, the security guards struck in to break it up.
Similar
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