to involve

Examples

• All

• Teachers and other school staff were involved in the program in numerous ways (Table 3).

  Academic text (2011)

• It involves plays of Eurodollars against oil shipments.

  The Boost (1988)

• So was there also a legal battle involved with with this process?

• What is the inner work involved that helps women?

• And it involves me and my magic book.

  Smurfs (2025)

• But none of these involve cooperation in production.

• Anything which involves those kinds of tasks?

• Very few are simple, and the majority involve multiple issues that are not always strictly copyright-related.

  Academic text (2011)

• All stakeholders, including secondary students, can be involved in identifying and applying appropriate expectations for schools.

  Academic text (2011)

• The website is an excellent resource for anyone involved in emergency response strategies or fields related to oceanography.

  Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

C

to complicate

vsto involve

101 4.1

To make something harder to understand or do

focuses on creating complexity that makes things hard to understand

T

to tangle

vsto involve

37 6.0

To involve someone in a difficult situation, often without meaning to

is about causing complexity intentionally rather than accidental involvement

E

to entangle

vsto involve

24 6.3

Involve someone in a difficult situation they cannot easily get out of

refers to making something complex rather than focusing on being trapped

O

to overcomplicate

vsto involve

3 5.8

Make something harder than it needs to be

means causing complexity without implying unnecessary excess

K

to knot

vsto involve

2 6.5

To make something tangled and difficult to understand

uses a general idea of complexity rather than a physical tightening image

Antonyms

C

to clarify

248 3.3

To make something clear so others can understand it

S

to simplify

99 2.5

Make something easier to understand or use

How Complicated

to overcomplicate

3 5.8

to entangle

6 4.9

to involve

570 4.6

to complicate

101 4.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology