engage (in) Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- follow-through-with-
- prosecute
- achieve
- execute
- accomplish
- perpetrate
- effect
- reenact
- put-through
- effectuate
- perform
- fulfil
- repeat
- commit
- nail
- fulfill
- bring-off
- pull-off
- wind-up
Weak:
Meaning of engage (in)
engage (in)
to cause (someone) to take part in (something), to do (something)
engage (in) Sentence Examples
- The students were actively engaged in the hands-on science experiment.
- The team engaged in a spirited debate, each member presenting their perspective.
- The company's marketing campaign sought to engage consumers on an emotional level.
- The community group engaged in outreach programs to support underprivileged neighborhoods.
- The author engaged in meticulous research to ensure the accuracy of their historical novel.
- The therapist engaged in deep listening to help their clients express their feelings.
- The professor engaged the class in a Socratic dialogue to stimulate critical thinking.
- The activists engaged in peaceful protests to raise awareness about important issues.
- The artist engaged in creative expression through their vibrant paintings.
- The museum engaged visitors with interactive exhibits that brought history to life.
FAQs About the word engage (in)
to cause (someone) to take part in (something), to do (something)
practise, bring about, ace, carry out, practice, implement, carry off, work (at), follow through (with), prosecute
fail,slight,slur, skimp
The students were actively engaged in the hands-on science experiment.
The team engaged in a spirited debate, each member presenting their perspective.
The company's marketing campaign sought to engage consumers on an emotional level.
The community group engaged in outreach programs to support underprivileged neighborhoods.
