Adjective:

சிக்கியுள்ள உள்ளாகியுள்ள உள்ளீடு கொண்ட,

involved's Usage Examples:

Field experiments involved incubation of intact plants in Plexiglass incubation chambers.

The capable performance of these functions, which often involved considerable pecuniary sacrifices, ensured public esteem, honorary inscriptions and statues; and to these honours the head of a great house was careful to add the glory of a splendid tomb, consecrated as the long home " (lit.

absurd assertion that " no maths is involved " .

He's always been secretive, and whenever I ask him, he just tells me it's something I don't want to be involved in.

As regards the first of these two main contentions, it must suffice here to point out the main difficulties in which a determinist and especially materialist account of the relation between consciousness and the organic processes which accompany it appears to be involved.

He was also involved with the radical group who instigated the 1825 Decembrist uprising.

Unable to marry Stella without destroying Vanessa, or to openly welcome Vanessa without destroying Stella, he was ' thus involved in the most miserable embarrassment; he continued to temporize.

I also love fashion and TV, and I'd like to get more involved in sports commentating and interviewing.

Doctors and other medical staff are vulnerable to medical malpractice lawsuits, but general medical release forms signed by patients can protect the medical staff involved in whatever procedure is necessary.

In June 2006, a Jordanian man, who was involved in a scheme with his Dubai based brother to rob the brother's place of employment, decided to forge himself a passport for the trip to Dubai.

phosphatase involved in regulating the duration of ERK signaling in neurons.

She didn't remember what those choices involved but didn't think it mattered.

Etiology of aspiration pneumonia The organisms involved in aspiration pneumonia are generally those colonizing the upper oropharynx and gut.

Synonyms:

participating, neck-deep, up to my neck, engaged, embroiled, caught up, implicated, up to our necks, interested, active, up to their necks, concerned, up to her neck, entangled, up to your neck, up to his neck,

Antonyms:

lethargic, inactive, inactiveness, untroubled, uninvolved,