
Wade into
Metaphorical Entry
Used when someone begins to be involved in a new, especially challenging situation.
He waded into the task of sorting out the company's finances.
Potential Conflict
Often implies stepping into an ongoing debate or controversy where there may be conflict.
She waded into the debate fully aware of the possible backlash.
Figurative Use
While it can mean physical entry, in this context it's about engagement in non-physical activities.
Despite the risks, the mayor waded into the reform efforts.