involvements
- 1Plural of involvement.
His romantic involvements were the subject of constant gossip.
The committee questioned her about possible involvements with the rival firm.
Note
A plural that runs against the grain of its noun: involvement is usually uncountable, naming the act or state of being involved as a whole. With an -s it stops describing a condition and starts counting separate attachments (affairs, ties, dealings) that could be listed one by one. Use the plural only when the involvements can be told apart. For general participation the singular stays natural: her involvement in the project.
involvements is a form of involvement
involvement, noun: The act of taking part in or contributing to something, or the state of being connected to it. Full entry
- Forms
- involvementinvolvements plural
- Spelling
- involvement → involvements: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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