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Conversation DynamicsPlay
Using 'drag in' can suggest the speaker is irritated about the topic being introduced. SlideHe always drags in his personal problems, even in professional meetings.
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Unwanted TopicsPlay
'Drag in' often implies the topic is unwanted or disrupts the flow of conversation. SlideLet's not drag in our disagreements into the party tonight.
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Subtle WarningPlay
Can be a polite way to indicate someone is going off-topic without direct confrontation. SlideI wish you hadn't dragged in that old argument into our discussion.