Involve in
verb
To be a part of, or include someone or something as a part.
She was involved in a car accident.

Often appears as...
- involved in an accident
- involved in the project
verb
To make someone be part of an activity, event, or situation.
I don't want to involve you in my problems.

Often appears as...
- involve in conversation
- involve in dispute
verb
To need or use something.
This recipe involves using fresh herbs.

Often appears as...
- involve using materials
- involve applying principles
verb
To be a part of, or include someone or something as a part.
She was involved in a car accident.

Often appears as...
- involved in an accident
- involved in the project
verb
To make someone be part of an activity, event, or situation.
I don't want to involve you in my problems.

Often appears as...
- involve in conversation
- involve in dispute
verb
To need or use something.
This recipe involves using fresh herbs.

Often appears as...
- involve using materials
- involve applying principles
Definition 1 of 3

Involvement Extent
Shows the degree someone is part of something. More involved means more connected.

He was deeply involved in the planning stage.
Active Participation
Indicates active participation, not just being present in a situation.

She is involved in volunteer work every weekend.
Emotional Connection
Can suggest an emotional stake or interest in a situation.

They are too emotionally involved in the case to be objective.
Involvement Extent
Shows the degree someone is part of something. More involved means more connected.

He was deeply involved in the planning stage.
Active Participation
Indicates active participation, not just being present in a situation.

She is involved in volunteer work every weekend.
Emotional Connection
Can suggest an emotional stake or interest in a situation.

They are too emotionally involved in the case to be objective.
Involvement Extent
Shows the degree someone is part of something. More involved means more connected.

He was deeply involved in the planning stage.
Active Participation
Indicates active participation, not just being present in a situation.

She is involved in volunteer work every weekend.
Emotional Connection
Can suggest an emotional stake or interest in a situation.

They are too emotionally involved in the case to be objective.
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