Damage and Involvement

Damage

Damage noun - Something that causes loss or pain.

Involvement and damage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Involvement" instead a noun "Damage".

Nearby Words: damaged, damaging, damageable

Involvement

Involvement noun - The act of sharing in the activities of a group.
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Synonyms for Involvement

Damage and involvement are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Damage" instead a noun "Involvement".

Nearby Words: involve, involved, involving

How words are described

emotional emotional damage emotional involvement
high high damage high involvement
full full damage full involvement
low low damage low involvement
Other adjectives: heavy, actual, real, serious, huge, little, potential, major, possible, less, minimal, further, significant, greater.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Captain America: Civil War Well-Intentioned Extremist: Tony initially comes off as this as he genuinely believes that keeping the Avengers in check will help reduce the collateral damage that happened from their involvement, even if it means keeping "dangerous" Avengers like Wanda at the Avengers Facility under house arrest.
  • Nothing Personal In the soap, the title was justified because most of the protagonists involvement in the plot was because they were collateral damage of a Narc Boss' actions, and the phrase was uttered several times.
  • Never Grew Up There's no obvious supernatural involvement, although her first five years or so of life were full of medical catastrophes that spontaneously resolved without leaving any damage (for example, a brain tumor that spontaneously disappeared).
    Source: Never Grew Up
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