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involved
[ in-volvd ]
adjective
- very intricate or complex:
an involved reply.
Synonyms: tangled, knotty, complicated
Antonyms: simple
- implicated:
involved in crime.
- concerned in some affair, especially in a way likely to cause danger or unpleasantness:
I didn't call the police because I didn't want to get involved.
- committed or engaged, as in a political cause or artistic movement:
The civil rights demonstration attracted the involved young people of the area.
involved
/ ɪnˈvɒlvd /
adjective
- complicated; difficult to comprehend
an involved literary style
- usually postpositive concerned or implicated
one of the men involved
- euphemistic.postpositivefoll bywith having sexual relations
she was involved with a number of men
Other Words From
- in·volv·ed·ly [in-, vol, -vid-lee, -, volvd, -], adverb
- in·volved·ness noun
- nonin·volved adjective
- unin·volved adjective
Example Sentences
The University of California at Davis, USA, was also involved in the research.
When the BBC approached Bawar for comment, he denied being involved in smuggling, claiming he was a shepherd who had no money.
These may be preschool shows but for all involved, it’s also an opportunity to help impart positive messages on the young minds watching.
Cortes and his colleagues had never been involved with a political action committee, so they leaned on people like Khodabandeh for advice.
Under the plans, officers would no longer have to issue a warning before seizing vehicles involved in anti-social behaviour.
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