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Definition och Betydelse av "[rock] the boat"

to rock the boat
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to provoke problems with something that one does or says

to [rock] the boat definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "rock the boat" and when to use it?

The idiom "rock the boat" originated from the nautical world, specifically from the idea of causing disturbance or instability on a boat. It refers to any action or behavior that creates tension, disrupts harmony, or challenges the status quo within a group or organization. The idiom is used to suggest that by challenging existing norms or expressing dissenting opinions, one risks causing conflict or upsetting the balance.

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She wasn't one to rock the boat, preferring to keep things low-key and drama-free.
I had rocked the boat by questioning the CEO's leadership at the last board meeting.
The new employee was afraid of rocking the boat when they started the job.
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