Words followed The Preposition IN
Words followed The Preposition IN :
The following participles take the preposition IN after them.
Absorbed in :
Meanings :
1. to completely fill the attention of
2. to engross
Example Sentences :
1. I was absorbed in a book and didn't hear you call.
2. I was so engrossed in my work that I completely forgot the time.
3. She pretends to be absorbed in listening to what he says.
Accomplished – adjective
Meanings :
1. a skill
2. good at something artistic
Example Sentences :
1. She’s accomplished a great deal in the last few years.
2. She is an accomplished singer.
3. All these plans will be accomplished in a year.
Accomplished in :
Meanings :
1. to achieve
2. to succeed in doing
Example Sentences :
1. I haven’t accomplished anything in my life so far.
2. Nothing great in this world has been accomplished without passion and love.
Bigoted : (adjective)
Meanings :
BIGOT : (noun) someone who thinks unreasonably that his own strong opinion is correct (especially) about matters of religion, race or politics
Example Sentences :
1. Some bigoted people have strange opinions about religion.
2. He has some bigoted opinions in matters of religion.
3. They too narrow-minded and bigoted.
Experienced in - (adjective)
Experienced at - (adjective)
Meanings :
1. having skill or knowledge as a result of much experience
Example Sentences :
1. She's very experienced at repairing cars.
2. She's very experienced in repairing cars.
3. There are many people experienced in writing and drafting.
Envelop : (verb) – wrap something
Meanings :
1. Envelop in : wrap up or cover completely
Enveloped in :
Example Sentences :
1. The huts were soon enveloped in flames.
2. The mountains, enveloped in mist, glitter beautifully in sunlight.
3. The school is enveloped in the death of its principal.
Implicated in :
Meanings :
Implicate : (verb) - to show that (someone) is also concerned in especially, criminal activities
Example Sentences :
1. He has been implicated in some criminal activites.
2. Your involvement in this plan will make you implicated in the side-effects.
Interested in : (adjective)
Meanings :
1. having or showing interest
Example Sentences :
1. Are you interested in business?
I am not interested in music.
2. We are not interested in Medicines and biology.
Involved in : (adjective) - Involved with
Meanings :
1. having related parts which are difficult to understand
2. complicated
Example Sentences :
1. The commissioner of police is investigating a case in which some big people are involved.
2. He is deeply involved with a married woman.
3. Although the PM is involed in this project, he said nothing in favout of it.
Versed in : (adjective)
Meanings :
1. Possessing a thorough knowledge of or skill in a subject or an art
2. Experienced
Example Sentences :
1. Mr. Menon is well-versed in the arts of diplomacy.
2. Those who are well-versed in Tamil can come forward to teach Tamil.
Words followed The Preposition IN
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