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What is the preposition for plunged?

"Plunged" doesn't inherently take a preposition. It's a verb, and verbs require objects, not prepositions.

However, you can use prepositions to describe *how* or *where* something is plunged. Here are some examples:

* Plunged into: This implies movement into a place or situation.

* *The city was plunged into darkness after the power outage.*

* Plunged through: This implies movement through something.

* *The hikers plunged through the dense forest.*

* Plunged down: This implies movement downwards.

* *The airplane plunged down towards the ground.*

Essentially, the preposition you use will depend on the context of the sentence.

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