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.
Example Sentences
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Before going on liberty during a port call, sailors receive extensive safety briefings, including how to avoid getting drawn in by foreign intelligence services.
From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 1, 2026
A series of recent eruptions from Europe's most active volcano have caused local air traffic disruption but have also drawn in many tourists.
From BBC ● Aug. 17, 2026
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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
