Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
jump-in
Phrase/Verb
/jʌmp ɪn/
Definition
To start participating in an activity or conversation abruptly and without being invited.
Examples
- The meeting was already in progress when she decided to jump-in with her ideas.
- He didn’t wait for an invitation; he just jumped-in to help with the project.
Meaning
Jump-in refers to the act of entering into a situation or dialogue unexpectedly, often taking others by surprise.
Synonyms
- interject
- interrupt
- chime in
- insert oneself
