involve
Make part of
Involve means to include as a necessary part or consequence: The job involves a lot of travel.
It also means to draw someone into participation or entanglement: Don't involve me in your schemes.
To be involved with someone suggests a close relationship, often romantic: She's involved with a coworker.
An involved explanation is complicated or intricate.
Make part of
- encompassInclude within bounds
- incorporateAbsorb into something larger
- integrateCombine into unified whole
- embraceHold closely in arms
contain · comprise · embed · subsume · absorb · cover · entail · admit
To make necessary
- necessitateMake unavoidable or essential
- entailRequire as consequence
- demandForceful request or requirement
- prerequisiteRequired prior condition
essential · mandatory · obligatory · compulsory · conditions · criteria · stipulations · constraints
Catch in interwoven strands
- entangleTwist into confusion
- embroilInvolve in strife
- implicateSuggest involvement in wrongdoing
- ensnareCatch by trickery
mire · complicate · compromise · incriminate · mix up · draw into · caught up · wrap up
Connect or recount
- linkPoint of connection
- concernTroubled interest in something
- applyPut into operation
- connectJoin or link
associate · pertain · correlate · refer · implicate · touch on · bear on · relevance
Commitment to wed or attend
- participationAct of taking part
- contributionSomething given to help
- interactionReciprocal action between parties
- attendanceRecord of who's present
presence · dialogue · discussion · collaboration · teamwork · cooperation · partnership · stakeholders
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- obligationRequired task or commitment
- responsibilityState of being answerable
engagement · attachment · stake · vested interest · buy-in · pledge · allegiance
Elaborately detailed, many parts
- elaborateComplex and detailed
- multifacetedHaving many dimensions
- layeredHaving multiple levels
- nuancedHaving fine distinctions
sophisticated · detailed · complicated · extensive · comprehensive · thorough · in-depth · intensive
include
Make part of
- encompassInclude within bounds
- incorporateAbsorb into something larger
- integrateCombine into unified whole
embrace · contain · comprise · embed · subsume · absorb · cover · entail · admit · accommodate
require
To make necessary
- necessitateMake unavoidable or essential
- entailRequire as consequence
- demandForceful request or requirement
prerequisite · essential · mandatory · obligatory · compulsory · conditions · criteria · stipulations · constraints · qualifications
enmesh
Catch in interwoven strands
ensnare · mire · complicate · compromise · incriminate · mix up · draw into · caught up · wrap up · snare
relate
Connect or recount
connect · associate · pertain · correlate · refer · implicate · touch on · bear on · relevance · association
engagement
Commitment to wed or attend
- participationAct of taking part
- contributionSomething given to help
- interactionReciprocal action between parties
attendance · presence · dialogue · discussion · collaboration · teamwork · cooperation · partnership · stakeholders · members
dedication
Wholehearted loyalty to purpose
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- obligationRequired task or commitment
responsibility · engagement · attachment · stake · vested interest · buy-in · pledge · allegiance
intricate
Elaborately detailed, many parts
- elaborateComplex and detailed
- multifacetedHaving many dimensions
- layeredHaving multiple levels
nuanced · sophisticated · detailed · complicated · extensive · comprehensive · thorough · in-depth · intensive · immersive
- engageengage, immerse, delve, dive, plunge
- social actionsinteract, communicate, connect, socialize, engage
- involvementparticipate, participation, join in, take part, engagement
- stative verbsbe, am, is, are, was
- contributecontribute, donate, give, chip in, pitch in
- get involvedEnter into activity
- got involved
- community involvementActive participation in local affairs
- parent involvementCaregivers taking active part
- parental involvementCaregivers engaging with children's activities
- civic involvementEngaging in community matters
involved, involvement, uninvolved, involving, involves, involvements, uninvolving