embroiling
verb (past participle of 'embroil'; present participle of 'embroil') as in strong fondness
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Example:The decision to include the neighbouring countries in the peace negotiations would likelyembroiling parties who had previously shown no interest in the issue.
Definition:organizations, individuals, or entities that are being drawn into a dispute or controversy
Example:He tried to avoidembroiling himself in political arguments, preferring instead to focus on his work.
Definition:voluntarily involving oneself in situations that are potentially conflictual or complicated
Example:Her attempt to explain the situation onlyembroiled her in a deeper misunderstanding and escalated the conflict.
Definition:causing oneself to be in a problematic or arguable situation
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