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Word: Engage

/ɪnˈɡeɪdʒ/

Verb:
- To occupy the attention or efforts of someone; to involve oneself or become occupied with something. For example: “She decided to engage in a new hobby after retirement.”
- To establish communication or interaction with someone. For example: “The customer service representative engaged the client in a conversation.”
- To hire or employ someone for a particular task or period. For example: “The company will engage a consultant to help with the project.”
- To enter into battle or conflict with an enemy or opponent. For example: “The troops prepared to engage the enemy on the battlefield.”
- In relationships, to become formally committed or promised to marry someone. For example: “They got engaged last month and plan to marry next year.”
Noun:
- The act of engaging or the state of being engaged. For instance: “His full engagement with the project led to its success.”
- A pledge or agreement to do something, especially to marry someone. For example: “They announced their engagement to the family over dinner.”
- An appointment or arrangement made, such as booking a venue for an event. For example: “We’ve secured our church’s engagement for the wedding day.”

“Engage with”: To interact or communicate with someone or something. E.g., “It’s important to engage with your audience during a presentation.”
“Get engaged”: To become formally pledged to marry someone. E.g., “They got engaged on their trip to Paris.”
“Be fully engaged”: To be completely involved or committed. E.g., “To succeed in this course, you need to be fully engaged.”

Verb: “The professor managed to engage all students in the class discussion.”
“They decided to engage a professional photographer for their wedding.”
“As the knight rode into battle, he prepared to engage the enemy forces.”
Noun: “Her passion for the work was evident in her high level of engagement.”
“Their engagement party was a celebration of their upcoming marriage.”