What is another word for engagement?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛnɡˈe͡ɪd͡ʒmənt], [ ɛnɡˈeɪdʒmənt], [ ɛ_n_ɡ_ˈeɪ_dʒ_m_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for engagement:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- absorption (noun)
- agreement (noun)
- alliance (noun)
- appointment (noun)
- armed aggression (noun)
- assignation (noun)
- bargain (noun)
- battle (noun)
- betrothal (noun)
- booking (noun)
- bout (noun)
- brush (noun)
- clash (noun)
- combat (noun)
- compact (noun)
- competition (noun)
- concert (noun)
- confrontation (noun)
- connection (noun)
- contest (noun)
- contract (noun)
- courtship (noun)
- custody (noun)
- date (noun)
- duel (noun)
- duty (noun)
- encounter (noun)
- endeavor (noun)
- engagement (noun)
- enrollment (noun)
- enterprise (noun)
- fight (noun)
- job (noun)
- meeting (noun)
- meeting; date (noun)
- obligation (noun)
- operation (noun)
- opposition (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pledge to marry (noun)
- profession (noun)
- race (noun)
- rendezvous (noun)
- responsibility (noun)
- situation (noun)
- solemn word (noun)
- stipulation (noun)
- undertaking (noun)
- warfare (noun)
- word (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- combat
Synonyms for Engagement:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
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- briefing,
- assembly,
- AGM,
- colloquium,
- caucus,
- audioconferencing,
- audience,
- annual meeting,
- conclave,
- match.
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- betrothed,
- bridal,
- bridal party,
- warrant,
- banns,
- best man,
- bachelorette party,
- bridal shower,
- bride,
- bachelor party,
- word.
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- retreat.
- raptnesses,
- pre occupations,
- intentnesses,
- pre-occupation,
- pre-occupations,
- captivations,
- pre occupation.
- inter-relations,
- inter relation,
- co operations,
- inter relations,
- inter-relation,
- co operation,
- fraternizations.
- trans-action,
- under standing,
- under standings,
- trans actions,
- trans-actions,
- under-standing,
- under-standings,
- trans action.
- dis harmony,
- dis cord,
- mis-understandings,
- dis-cords,
- difference opinion,
- mis-understanding,
- dis-cord,
- have go at each other,
- dis-harmony,
- have go each other,
- dis-harmonies,
- dis cords,
- mis understanding,
- dis harmonies,
- have a go each other,
- mis understandings.
- horse race,
- athletic event,
- quiz,
- tug-of-war,
- concours,
- one on one,
- do or die,
- athletic events,
- go for it,
- matchups,
- pairing off,
- rivalry,
- dog eat dog,
- go for the gold,
- matchup.
- MISES,
- handshake,
- Mise,
- handshakes.
- date.
- essay,
- attempt,
- adventure,
- effort,
- proceeding,
- project,
- exploit,
- gambit,
- production,
- assay,
- endeavor,
- purpose,
- maneuver,
- performance,
- deed,
- venture,
- aim,
- approach.
- big ideas,
- pet projects,
- out fits,
- pro-positions,
- out-fits,
- out-fit,
- out fit,
- ballgames,
- biggies,
- pro position,
- pro positions,
- follow throughs,
- do's.
- dis-agreement,
- ex change,
- ex changes,
- dis agreements,
- dis-agreements,
- free for all,
- sparring matches,
- dis agreement.
- interview,
- invitation,
- get-together,
- stint,
- blind date,
- errand,
- seeing one,
- going out,
- meet,
- arrangement,
- visit.
- unfriendliness,
- counter-attacks,
- counter-attack,
- Oppugnancy,
- obstructiveness,
- opposure,
- negativism,
- Antinomies,
- Antinomy.
- gig,
- situation,
- flier,
- operation,
- shoot-outs,
- biz,
- brush,
- wranglings,
- transferences,
- alliance,
- captivation,
- contract,
- chosen work,
- pet project,
- posting,
- appointment,
- indenture,
- dos,
- order,
- brushoff,
- mutuality,
- interrelation,
- holding the bag,
- shoot-out,
- ballgame,
- intentness,
- workmanship,
- one night stand,
- armed hostilities,
- pre-requisites,
- competition,
- slugfest,
- Affiancing,
- responsibility,
- meeting,
- dogfights,
- battle,
- stipulation,
- ought,
- mutualities,
- polarity,
- transference,
- skirmish,
- clash,
- big idea,
- subjection,
- Velitation,
- profession,
- tryst,
- bout,
- league,
- devoirs,
- concordats,
- enterprise,
- have a go at each other,
- prerequisites,
- conflict,
- oughts,
- courtship,
- race,
- job,
- fray,
- armed aggression,
- exploitation,
- enterprises,
- tussle,
- tie,
- shootouts,
- interrelations,
- undertaking,
- partnership,
- tap,
- absorption,
- what one is into,
- enrollment,
- pre-conditions,
- committals,
- armed fighting,
- commitment,
- Obligatoriness,
- boundness,
- statics,
- needs,
- mixup,
- concordat,
- fight,
- string attached,
- fisticuffs,
- action,
- co-operation,
- co-operations,
- pre-requisite,
- duty,
- keeping company,
- encounter,
- devoir,
- liabilities,
- jobs,
- raptness,
- dogfight,
- violence,
- prepossession,
- TODO,
- rendezvous,
- fraternization,
- to do,
- armed hostility,
- hangup,
- contest,
- opposition,
- immersion,
- nine-to-five,
- brush-off,
- assignation,
- committal,
- sparring match,
- answerability,
- double date,
- promise,
- shoot out,
- biggie,
- hang up.
- bond,
- Betrothing,
- vow,
- pact,
- plight,
- Betrothment,
- assurance,
- espousal,
- oath.
- pro vision,
- pre conditions,
- string attacheds,
- pro viso,
- pre condition,
- re-strictions,
- pro visions,
- pro-visos,
- pro-visions,
- re striction,
- pro-vision,
- pre requisites,
- re strictions,
- pre-condition,
- pro-viso,
- re-striction.
- under takings,
- what one is in to,
- what is into,
- what is in to,
- what is inti,
- what one is inti,
- under taking,
- under-taking,
- under-takings.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- complicity,
- word of honor,
- uptime,
- participant,
- splutter,
- solemn word,
- commission,
- intervention,
- malfunction.
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- entanglement,
- backfire,
- vested interest,
- intrusion,
- exclusion,
- kick over,
- cycle,
- reentry,
- misfire,
- proposal.
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- interference,
- rev,
- burn up,
- sputter,
- grind.
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- roll,
- withdrawal.
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- end.
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- go.
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- part.
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- take.
- duel.
How to use "Engagement" in context?
When two people are ready to commit to each other, there is an air of excitement that permeates their relationship. This is partly due to the anticipation of what their future will hold and partly due to the novelty of it all. As their relationship progresses, the excitement usually subsides and a more serious mood takes over. However, this doesn't mean that the excitement phase is over. In fact, it's the foundation of a relationship and without it, the relationship would likely not last.
When two people are engaged, they are making a serious and permanent commitment to each other.
Paraphrases for Engagement:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Foreign word
commitment, participation.
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
involvement.
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Adjective
involvement, participation.
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Proper noun, singular
involvement, participation.
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Noun, singular or mass
involvement, participation.
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Adverb
involvement.
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Verb, past tense
involvement, participation.
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Verb, past participle
commitment, involvement, participation.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
involvement.
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Verb, base form
involvement.
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Foreign word
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
commitment, commitments.
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Verb, past tense
contacted.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Adjective
tolerant.
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Proper noun, singular
participating, Collaborations, partners, appropriations, assurances, events, choices, alternatives, ratios.
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Noun, plural
Appointments, endeavours.
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Noun, singular or mass
fighting, interference, mating, participating, rapprochement, sermon.
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Verb, past tense
felt, included, joined, made, pledged, Approached, Met, Mobilized, Reached, Commenced, Contributed, collaborated.
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Verb, past participle
composed, hired, implicated, included, owned, pledged, spoken, Allowed, Intervened.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
done.
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Adjective
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Other Related
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
commitment.
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Adjective
commitment, engage, engaging, participating, recruitment.
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Proper noun, singular
commitment, engage, engaging, recruitment, undertaking, Efforts, Undertakings, agreements, commitments.
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Noun, plural
Undertakings.
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Noun, singular or mass
commitment, confrontation, determination, devotion, effort, engage, engaging, recruitment, undertaking, Undertakings, interventions, interactivity, turn-out.
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Adverb
commitment.
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Verb, past tense
commitment, played, Visited.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
commitment, engage, participation, recruitment.
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Verb, base form
commitment, engage, participation.
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Preposition or subordinating conjunction
Homophones for Engagement:
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- Synonyms:
- Chambering.