involved

Definition for involved

adjective as in complicated

Strong matches

confusing, convoluted, elaborate, muddled, ramified, sophisticated, tangled, winding

Weak matches

Gordian, byzantine, complex, difficult, high-tech, intricate, knotty, labyrinthine, mazy, tortuous

adjective as in implicated in action

Strongest matches

affected, concerned, embroiled, entangled, interested, participating

Strong matches

caught, embarrassed, enmeshed, hooked, incriminated, occupied, tangled

Weak matches

eat, sleep, and breathe, immersed in, into, knee-deep in, mixed up in, mixed up with, taking part in, up to here in, up to one's neck in

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When Jason died in September 2024 the family found the immediate aftermath - which involved police questioning and an inquest - confusing and intimidating.

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The plans were left in doubt earlier this year when it emerged that funding from Scottish Enterprise would not be available because of the SNP's ban on financing firms involved in munitions.

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Moscow says it "firmly rejects" any suggestion that it was involved in the Danish incidents.

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He stressed his investment in Aspiration came well before it made its deal with Leonard, and that he was not involved in that deal.

From Los Angeles Times

However, given the huge amount of work involved, Howe had been looking to bring in an additional set-play coach to help share the load for some time.

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