engaged with someone/something

Frequency: 6.77.9 per million words

To be occupied with a person (e.g., a customer) or interacting with a topic.

engagedengaged + PREPOSITION (doing something)

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with

Examples (10)

  • We need to become more engaged with our history as a nation.
  • Mrs Scott is engaged with a customer at the moment.
  • The students were fully engaged with the interactive science exhibit.
  • To be a good leader, you must be actively engaged with your team.
  • He hasn't been very engaged with his work since the merger was announced.
  • She finds it difficult to stay engaged with the material during online lectures.
  • The company aims to be more engaged with the local community.
  • Are you genuinely engaged with this political debate, or just observing?
  • The artist was deeply engaged with the complex themes of her new project.
  • It's important for parents to be engaged with their children's education.