Dig up

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Physical Action

Emphasizes physical effort in uncovering or retrieving something buried.

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They had to dig up the old pipes to fix the leak.

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Literal Use

Used when speaking about soil, ground, or surface removal, not abstract concepts.

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Archaeologists dug up ancient artifacts.

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Outdoor Activity

Commonly associated with gardening, farming, or archaeological activities.

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Grandpa likes to dig up potatoes from his garden every summer.

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