involved

/in'vɔlvd/
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involved

The project became too involved for a single person to manage.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Complex, intricate, or complicated: Describes something that is difficult to understand because it has many interconnected parts or details.
    • Connected by participation or association: Describes a person or thing that is connected to a situation, event, or activity, often as a participant.
    • Emotionally committed or engaged: Describes a state of being deeply interested, concerned, or emotionally connected to someone or something.
Usage Examples
  • Complex/Intricate:
    • The instructions were so involved that I couldn't assemble the furniture.
    • He gave an involved explanation for his absence.
  • Connected by Participation:
    • The police interviewed everyone involved in the incident.
    • Please send the report to all involved parties.
  • Emotionally Committed:
    • She is deeply involved in the charity's work.
    • They became emotionally involved very quickly.
Advanced Usage
  • "to be/become/get involved in/with": To participate in, be connected to, or become entangled in a situation.
    • He doesn't want to get involved in office politics.
    • She is involved with several community projects.
  • "involved in doing something": Engaged in an activity.
    • The company is involved in developing new software.
Variants and Related Words
  • Involve (verb): To include or affect someone or something; to make something necessary as a part or result.
    • The job involves a lot of travel.
  • Involvement (noun): The act or state of being involved.
    • Her involvement in the project was crucial to its success.
  • Uninvolved (adjective): Not involved; not connected or concerned.
    • He remained an uninvolved observer.
Synonyms
  • Complex: Complicated, intricate, convoluted.
  • Associated: Connected, implicated, participating.
  • Engaged: Committed, absorbed, engrossed.
Related Phrases
  • "Involved with someone": Having a romantic or close personal relationship with someone.
    • He is involved with a colleague from work.
  • "Financially involved": Having a monetary stake or connection.
    • The bank is financially involved in the construction project.
Related Idioms
  • "Up to one's neck involved": Deeply involved in a difficult situation.
    • After guaranteeing the loan, he was up to his neck involved when the business failed.
involved

The project became too involved for a single person to manage.

Adjective
  1. enveloped
    • a castle involved in mist
    • the difficulties in which the question is involved
  2. highly complex or intricate and occasionally devious
    • the Byzantine tax structure
    • Byzantine methods for holding on to his chairmanship
    • convoluted legal language
    • convoluted reasoning
    • the plot was too involved
    • a knotty problem
    • got his way by labyrinthine maneuvering
    • Oh, what a tangled web we weave- Sir Walter Scott
    • tortuous legal procedures
    • tortuous negotiations lasting for months
  3. emotionally involved
  4. entangled or hindered as if e.g. in mire
    • the difficulties in which the question is involved
    • brilliant leadership mired in details and confusion
  5. connected by participation or association or use
    • we accomplished nothing, simply because of the large number of people involved
    • the problems involved
    • the involved muscles
    • I don't want to get involved
    • everyone involved in the bribery case has been identified