make waves

Meaning

• create a disturbance or controversy, often by challenging the status quo.
• attract attention, especially in a way that causes disruption or brings significant change.
• provoke a reaction, often in a negative or confrontational way.
• bring about noticeable change or innovation in a field or situation.
• cause trouble or upset by speaking or acting against established norms or expectations.

Example Sentences

1. She didn't want to make waves at the meeting, so she kept her opinion to herself.
2. His new ideas have really started to make waves in the tech industry.
3. By protesting the policy changes, the ...