entailed (Meaning)

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entailed (imp. & p. p.)

of Entail

The project entailed extensive research and development before its launch.
Participating in the competition entailed submitting a detailed proposal and portfolio.
The renovation entailed gutting the entire house and starting anew.
The new policy entailed a significant shift in the company's strategic direction.
The job entailed long hours and frequent travel, but also offered great rewards.
The lawsuit entailed years of litigation and ultimately resulted in a substantial settlement.
The scientific study entailed conducting experiments, collecting data, and analyzing results.
The election campaign entailed months of speeches, rallies, and debates.
The new legislation entailed a comprehensive overhaul of the existing tax code.
The peace process entailed negotiations, compromises, and concessions on both sides.

of Entail

carried, involved, encompassed, contained,included,embraced, comprehended, incorporated, took in, formed

refused, omitted, omitted, prevented, denied, prohibited, left (out), denied,excluded, precluded

The project entailed extensive research and development before its launch.

Participating in the competition entailed submitting a detailed proposal and portfolio.

The renovation entailed gutting the entire house and starting anew.

The new policy entailed a significant shift in the company's strategic direction.