Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
rope-in
phrasal verb
/ˈroʊp ɪn/
Definition
To involve or engage someone in a plan or activity, often without them fully realizing it.
Examples
- They managed to rope-in several volunteers for the community project.
- She was roped-in to help with the surprise party planning.
- The coach roped-in the new players for the upcoming match.
Meaning
Rope-in can suggest persuading someone to join or participate in something, typically in a way that is somewhat casual or unforced.
Synonyms
- Entangle
- Involve
- Recruit
- Engage
