drawn in
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verb
- To be enticed or pulled into a situation, activity, or conversation, often resulting in deep involvement.
- For a period of time, especially nights or evenings, to become progressively longer and arrive earlier with the changing of seasons.
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FJ Unger, a 65-year-old entrepreneur, moved to Galicia in northwestern Spain in 2022, drawn in part by the relatively cool summers.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 13, 2026
Bettman said Melrose left his mark on the sport “during those countless encounters over the years with players, coaches, fans and viewers who couldn’t help but be drawn in by his enthusiasm.”
From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 10, 2026
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Possible Synonyms
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- roped into
- pulled into the vortex
- caught in the web
Possible Antonyms
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- kept at arm's length
- steering clear
- opted out
- staying on the sidelines
