involver

English

Etymology

From involve +‎ -er.

Noun

involver (plural involvers)

  1. Someone or something that involves.
    • 2004, Charles Donald Spielberger, Encyclopedia of Applied Psychology, volume 1, page 796:
      One could look at whether participants improved their skills and abilities, whether there was individual or community empowerment, or whether there was a change in the level of trust between the involvers and the participants.

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Verb

involver

  1. imperative of involvere
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