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Can you use the word delve as a verb without saying are delving into something?

You're right, "delve into" is a very common phrase. Here are some examples of using "delve" as a verb without saying "into":

* The historian delved through dusty archives, seeking clues to the past.

* The detective delved deep into the case, determined to find the truth.

* The archaeologist delved through the ruins, carefully uncovering artifacts.

* The author delved into his memories, drawing inspiration for his next novel.

* The scientist delved further into the complexities of quantum mechanics.

In each of these sentences, "delve" suggests a deep, thorough exploration or investigation, even if it doesn't explicitly say "into."

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