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What is the noun form of involves?

There isn't a direct noun form of "involves."

To express the idea of "involving," you can use various nouns depending on the context:

* Involvement: This is the most common and general noun. It refers to the act of being involved in something.

* Participation: This implies active involvement.

* Implication: This focuses on the consequence or connection of something.

* Entanglement: This suggests being caught up in something complex.

* Engagement: This implies being actively engaged in something.

For example, instead of saying "The project involves many tasks," you could say:

* "The project has a lot of involvement."

* "The project requires significant participation."

* "There are many implications involved in the project."

The best choice depends on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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