Involve
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- May involve parallel replacements, as in "This is just like W X, and by 'W', I mean, 'Y', and by 'X', I mean 'Z'."
Source: Dissimile -
Aristocrats Are Evil: Sue and Giles usually play aristocrats, and as a result many of their activities involve being mean to peasants.
Source: Series / The Supersizers Eat - The stories set in Norfolk involve a lot of sneaking around dykes, too (depending on the context, it can mean either an earthern sea-wall, or a navigable ditch).
Source: Have A Gay Old Time / Literature
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Mean and Involve. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/involve/mean
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