/LAHN-thah-say ah-LAH-gwah/
To take a bold risk without guarantees, to make a courageous decision without looking back. This phrase is often used to describe someone who starts a new business venture or makes a significant life change.
Example
"He took the plunge and started his own business, and it turned out well."
"You have to take the leap of faith, even if it scares you."
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/LAHN-thah-say ah-LAH-gwah/
To take a bold risk without guarantees, to make a courageous decision without looking back. This phrase is often used to describe someone who starts a new business venture or makes a significant life change.
Example
"He took the plunge and started his own business, and it turned out well."
"You have to take the leap of faith, even if it scares you."
Regional synonyms: