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engagement

Definition for engagement

noun as in pledge to marry

noun as in meeting; date

noun as in battle

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action, conflict, confrontation

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"It's a deeply emotional engagement with the trauma of the invasion."

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To start, Fishman points to signs of slowing engagement growth as an area of concern.

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A spokesperson for Network Rail said additional content on its planning application includes further analysis on transport matters following engagement with Transport for London and the City of London's highways team.

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Platforms profit off engagement with videos, and Messrs. Carlson and Fuentes generate attention that makes money off views, likes, shares and comments.

Zornoza has "temporarily suspended" all engagements "to clarify the facts and to follow his treatment for an aggressive cancer," the statement said, calling for respect for "the presumption of innocence".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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