Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

chisel-in

verb

ˈchizəl-ˌin

Definition

To involuntarily join or insert one thing into another, often in a disruptive or unwelcome manner.

Examples

During the meeting, he tried to chisel-in on the conversation without being invited.
They had a private discussion, but she managed to chisel-in her opinions.

Meaning

Chisel-in refers to the act of forcing oneself or something into a situation or group, typically without invitation or consent, similar to how a chisel can forcibly create an opening or shape in a material.