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Rock the boat

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Rock the boat

To “rock the boat” means to disturb a calm situation by saying or doing something that creates tension or change. It’s often used when people avoid speaking up because they want to keep things peaceful.

Examples:

1- At work, he noticed that the schedule was unfair. But he stayed quiet because he didn’t want to rock the boat.

2- They were having a nice dinner together until someone brought up a sensitive topic and rocked the boat.

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