invested (in) (Meaning)
invested (in)
to give (time or effort) in order to do something or make something better, to spend money for building or improving (something), to use money for (something) in order to earn more money, to spend money on (something useful or helpful to oneself)
Synonyms & Antonyms of invested (in)
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invested (in) Sentence Examples
- She invested heavily in stocks and bonds, hoping for a substantial return.
- The company invested millions of dollars in research and development to create innovative products.
- He invested his time and effort into studying for the exam, determined to achieve success.
- The charity invested in educational programs to empower underprivileged communities.
- The government invested in infrastructure projects to improve the quality of life for its citizens.
- The investor invested in a promising startup with high growth potential.
- The artist invested in her own talent by attending workshops and honing her skills.
- The homeowner invested in energy-efficient upgrades to reduce their monthly expenses.
- The non-profit organization invested in its staff, providing training and support for their professional development.
- The entrepreneur invested in his dream by starting his own small business.
FAQs About the word invested (in)
to give (time or effort) in order to do something or make something better, to spend money for building or improving (something), to use money for (something) i
granted, backed,capitalized, promoted, sponsored, awarded, founded, funded, subsidized, subscribed
drew,received, disendowed, subsisted,defunded,
She invested heavily in stocks and bonds, hoping for a substantial return.
The company invested millions of dollars in research and development to create innovative products.
He invested his time and effort into studying for the exam, determined to achieve success.
The charity invested in educational programs to empower underprivileged communities.
