involvement

/ɪnˈvɑlv.mənt/
noun 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

active, direct | close, deep, intense | full

day-to-day

After taking a management role, he had less day-to-day involvement in the actual construction work.

personal

emotional

My mother's emotional involvement in her children's school activities helped us feel supported.

parental

Teachers believe that parental involvement in homework helps children learn more effectively.

political

military

The country decided to limit its military involvement in the conflict.

alleged

The police are investigating her alleged involvement in the robbery that occurred last month.

VERB + INVOLVEMENT

accuse sb of | suspect sb of

admit, deny

The company admitted its involvement in the environmental damage caused by the factory.

PREP

~ by

The project improved significantly after involvement by local community members.

~ from

We couldn't have succeeded without the strong involvement from our local community.

~ in

Her involvement in the school's charity project helped her make new friends.

~ with

His growing involvement with environmental charity work inspired his entire family to volunteer.

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