Converse of object

• take: The end result, the baby penguins taking the plunge into the water for the first time, is also moving.

Object

• cliff: The views from the rim are stunning, with plunging cliffs cutting through millions of years of geological history.

• sword: He comes upon the women, sleeping in her bed with her child, and murders her by plunging a sword through her body.

Adjective modifier

• polar: It seems mad in these temperatures, almost as mad as the polar plunge.

• sudden: The horse, ridden by a youth later to become my father, made a sudden plunge and swam quickly out of its depth.

Preposition: into

• recession: Many tourists subsequently stayed away from the island and the country's tourism industry plunged into serious recession.

• despair: The gospels tell us that after His death the disciples were plunged into despair.

Preposition: over

• cliff: The Moonbus moves off, and trying to take a turning too fast, it plunges over the cliff and onto the rocks below.

Preposition: into

• sea: Watch the cliff divers plunge into the deep blue sea below.

Modifies a noun

• pool: Two Deluxe Ocean View Rooms are located on the ground floor, each having a large private garden area with a private plunge pool.

• router: The main decision when purchasing a DeWalt router is whether a fixed base or plunge router is needed.

• bath: No person can use a plunge bath without risk.

Modifying Another Word

• headfirst: However, we strongly advise teachers to tackle the pre-reading activities first and not to plunge headfirst into the story.