Meaning Engagement
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The sensation that a pregnant woman feels when the lowermost part of the fetus descends and is engaged in the mother's pelvis, an event that typically occurs 2 to 3 weeks before labor begins. Women who have had two or more prior viable pregnancies (multiparas) may not experience engagement until labor actually begins. When engagement occurs, t [..]
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1620s, "formal promise," from engage + -ment. Meaning "a battle or fight between armies or fleets" is from 1660s; sense of "state of having entered into a promise of marriage& [..]
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Broad terms/buzzword referring to user involvement in the media being consumed.
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battle: a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war; "Grant won a decisive victory in the battle of Chickamauga"; "he lost his romantic [..]
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betrothal
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The name of the agreement signed by Charles and the Scottish Covenanters on December 26th, 1647. Under the terms of the Engagement, the Scots would provide Charles with an army of 20,000 men on condit [..]
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The agreement between Charles I and the Scots signed on December 26th
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A specific internal audit assignment, task, or review activity, such as an internal audit, control self-assessment review, fraud examination, or consultancy. An engagement may include multiple tasks or activities designed to accomplish a specific set of related objectives.​
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An agreement between two people or two families for a couple to marry.
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The assumption of payment responsibility in respect of a letter of credit, e.g.
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To dream of a business engagement, denotes dulness and worries in trade. For young people to dream that they are engaged, denotes that they will not be much admired. To dream of breaking an engagement, denotes a hasty, and an unwise action in some important matter or disappointments may follow.   
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1) Stakes nomination. 2) Riding commitment.
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Used as a noun to describe a set booking or date when a buyer has secured the services of, or employed, a speaker.
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Emotional connection that a person feels towards an organization, company, association, event or product. The higher the level of engagement, the greater his/her motivation, effort, performance, inter [..]
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Counts of followers are now in the ‘so what’ camp; everyone is after engagement with their audiences, showing that they are genuinely interested in the content you’re creating on social, and ipso facto, interested in your business.
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a measurement of how people responded to or interacted with a piece of content. Engagement
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Engagement refers to how recipients of email interact with messages they receive. An engaged user opens the email, reads it, and maybe clicks a few links. An unengaged user either never opens a messag [..]
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Engagement is an activity performed by shareholders with the goal of convincing management to take account of environmental, social and governance criteria. This dialogue includes communicating with senior management and/or boards of companies and filing or co-filing shareholder proposals. Successful engagement can lead to changes in a company' [..]
Source: sustainablefinance.ch (offline)

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(n) a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war(n) a meeting arranged in advance(n) a mutual promise to marry(n) the act of giving someone a job(n) employment for performers o [..]
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Euphemism for Ludovico technique.
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fides
Source: latin-dictionary.org (offline)

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1) Stakes nomination. 2) Riding commitment.
Source: saratogaracetrack.com

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A consulting project. (Also called a Case or a Study.)
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Engagement describes the interaction of a user with a website. Engagement is shown in various intensities. This can be considered and measured as merely the viewing of an ad up through an actual conversion.
Source: adclear.de (offline)

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Engagement is the number of unique people who have clicked on your posts, and measurements include all likes, comments and shares.
Source: trafficsafetymarketing.gov

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How a student does or does not feel toward learning and his or her learning environment.
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Used in the context of education, it means the attentiveness and interest of a student to the lesson at hand. If a student is highly engaged, it means the student is focused, and maybe even enthusiast [..]
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When students are engaged in their learning they see the relevance of it, it is of interest to them and they want to follow through to improve their understanding, knowledge and skills. Often they wil [..]
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The main purpose of social media is for you to use it as an opportunity to actively engage with customers, potential customers, friends and family.
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Act of hiring or employing.
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generally refers to actions taken by website visitors that have the potential of leading to conversions.
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In IT, the term “engagement” refers to user interactions over an interface. It is commonly applied to social media, but engagement can be measured on any platform or website. Typical indicators of [..]
Source: techopedia.com

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Broad terms/buzzword referring to user involvement in the media being consumed.
Source: agbnielsen.net (offline)

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A 3-year agreement between a trapper and a fur company.
Source: user.xmission.com

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Maneuvers by opposing aircraft attempting to achieve/prevent weapons firing positions.
Source: f-16.net

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Has nothing to do with prospective marriage. In pilot lingo, this has a couple of different meanings:1. The tailhook catching a wire on a carrier landing. A good engagement is a trap. You've enga [..]
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Maneuvers by opposing aircraft attempting to achieve/prevent weapons firing positions.
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How frequently players interact with a game. The greater the engagement is, the greater the likelihood that they will purchase. Engagement is derived from DAU/MAU.
Source: luckyladygames.com (offline)

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Engagement is a key objective in online games. If players come back every day, they are more likely to spend. Engagement is derived from DAU/MAU.
Source: gamesbrief.com

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A critical phrase in social media which should be exactly that, social! Engagement is about talking to your audience, joining conversations and asking questions. Don’t fall into the trap of just promo [..]
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Stake nomination. Riding commitment.
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The ability to hold the attention of an audience
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Stake nomination. Riding commitment.
Source: sportsinteraction.com

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(hiring of an artist) engagement commitment
Source: en.wiktionary.org

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lang=en 1800s=1818 * '''1818''' — . ''''. *: I must perform my engagement and let the monster depart with his mate before I allowed myself to enjoy the delight of a union from which I expected pea [..]
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The process of involving people in the development and management of services.
Source: ehrf.org.uk

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Contact between the fencers’ blades – often as the prelude to an attack.
Source: usfencing.org (offline)





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