INVOLVEMENT


Meaning of INVOLVEMENT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ active , direct

▪ close , deep , intense

▪ full

▪ greater , increased , increasing

Employees are demanding greater ~ in decision-making.

▪ day-to-day

When she was promoted, she missed the day-to-day ~ with customers.

▪ personal

▪ emotional

Nurses usually try to avoid emotional ~ with patients.

▪ parental

He encourages parental ~ in the running of school.

▪ political

▪ military

The government has ruled out military ~ in the region.

▪ criminal

▪ community

▪ alleged

He is serving a 15-year sentence for his alleged ~ in a plot to overthrow the government.

VERB + INVOLVEMENT

▪ accuse sb of

▪ suspect sb of

▪ admit , deny

Winters denies any ~ in the robbery.

▪ suggest

There is no evidence to suggest criminal ~.

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ by

The success of the venture may lead to ~ by other foreign companies.

▪ ~ from

The project needs full ~ from all members of the group.

▪ ~ in

He was found to have a deep ~ in drug dealing.

▪ ~ of

the ~ of parents in their children's education

▪ ~ with

Her husband's ~ with another woman led to their divorce.

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