invest
/ɪnˈvest/Definitions
1. verb
to put money or capital into a business or enterprise, usually in order to make a profit.
“The company invested heavily in research and development to improve its products.”
2. verb
to devote time, effort, or resources to something, such as a hobby or a cause.
“She invested a lot of time and energy in her volunteer work at the local animal shelter.”
3. noun
something that is invested or put into a business or enterprise.
“The investor made a significant return on her investment after just a year.”
4. noun
a person who invests money or capital in a business or enterprise.
“The investor was a key player in the company’s success story.”
5. verb
to impart or imbue something with a particular quality or property.
“The experience invested her with a newfound sense of confidence.”
6. verb
to place or fix something firmly in a particular position.
“The surgeon invested the implant to stabilize the patient’s knee.”