draw into
Gradually bring in
To draw into is to cause someone to become involved in something, often gradually or against their initial inclination.
The phrase suggests being pulled toward participation rather than choosing it freely: She didn't want to take sides, but the argument drew her into it.
A scandal can draw people into its orbit; a charismatic leader draws followers into a movement.
lure
Thing that tempts
captivate · appeal · tempt · beckon · invite · charm · allure · seduce · beguile · fascinate
entangle
Twist into confusion
ensnare · drag · engage · sweep · pull in · rope in · bring in · wrap up · catch up · mix up