Engage

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1 to offer something such as one s life or word as backing to a cause or aim to expose to risk for the attainment or support of some end engaged his all in the king s cause 2 a obsolete to entangle or entrap in or as if in a snare or bog b to attract and hold by influence or power c

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Engage verb FIT TOGETHER I or T to make one part of a machine fit into and move together with another part of a machine engage with When the large gear wheel

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To occupy the attention or efforts of a person or persons He engaged her in conversation 2 to secure for aid employment use etc hire to engage a worker to

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Synonyms for ENGAGE interest immerse involve occupy intrigue attract fascinate busy Antonyms of ENGAGE bore weary tire pall jade escape evade elude

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To occupy the attention or efforts of a person or persons He engaged her in conversation to secure for aid employment use etc hire to engage a worker to engage a room to

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Engage means to bind catch or involve If your sink is stopped up engage or hire a plumber to fix it Otherwise the smell of rotten food in the garbage disposal will engage your attention in a bad way Engage comes from a French word for pledge

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transitive engage something somebody formal to succeed in attracting and keeping somebody s attention and interest It is a movie that engages both the mind and the eye Their pleas failed to engage any sympathy to engage the public audience viewer reader It was difficult to engage the students at first

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Engage in American English n ge d n ge d verb transitive Word forms en gaged or en gaging 1 Obsolete to give or assign as security for a debt etc 2 to bind oneself by a promise pledge specif now only in the passive to bind by a promise of marriage betroth he is engaged to Ann

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Engage From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics Employment Technology Military en gage n e d verb formal 1 intransitive always preposition to be doing or to become involved in an activity engage in on upon Only 10 of American adults engage in regular exercise The two parties engaged upon an