Make waves
verb
To cause trouble or disruption.
I don't want to make waves, but I think we should reconsider our approach.

Often appears as...
- don't want to make waves
- trying not to make waves
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Idiomatic
verb
To stand out or make an impression.
With her innovative designs, she is really making waves in the fashion industry.

Often appears as...
- making waves in the industry
- make waves with their innovation
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To cause trouble or disruption.
I don't want to make waves, but I think we should reconsider our approach.

Often appears as...
- don't want to make waves
- trying not to make waves
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To stand out or make an impression.
With her innovative designs, she is really making waves in the fashion industry.

Often appears as...
- making waves in the industry
- make waves with their innovation
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Conflict Avoidance
Used when someone prefers not to challenge or upset the status quo to avoid conflict.

She didn't report the mistake because she doesn't like to make waves.
Subtle Disruption
Indicates a minor but intentional disturbance within a group or process.

He's making waves by questioning the established procedure.
Whistleblowing
Can imply exposing wrongdoing in an organization, which may cause disruption.

Going to the press was her way of making waves to expose corruption.
Conflict Avoidance
Used when someone prefers not to challenge or upset the status quo to avoid conflict.

She didn't report the mistake because she doesn't like to make waves.
Subtle Disruption
Indicates a minor but intentional disturbance within a group or process.

He's making waves by questioning the established procedure.
Whistleblowing
Can imply exposing wrongdoing in an organization, which may cause disruption.

Going to the press was her way of making waves to expose corruption.
Conflict Avoidance
Used when someone prefers not to challenge or upset the status quo to avoid conflict.

She didn't report the mistake because she doesn't like to make waves.
Subtle Disruption
Indicates a minor but intentional disturbance within a group or process.

He's making waves by questioning the established procedure.
Whistleblowing
Can imply exposing wrongdoing in an organization, which may cause disruption.

Going to the press was her way of making waves to expose corruption.
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