Synonyms for caught up
caught up

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1. caught up(p)adjective

   having become involved involuntarily

   "caught up in the excitement of the crowd"; "caught up in the scandal"

   Antonyms:
   uninvolved

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1. Andy Lyons/Getty Images Johnson:

   There is nothing I can buy that’s bigger than my name alone, everybody is caught up in image, and looking a certain way, being rich. It’s pointless.

2. Fraser Howie:

   (Developers) seem to get caught up in the political economy ... which effectively leads to a tremendous number of bad decisions because you’re now making investments based on political whim and political winds, rather than actual sound business sense.

3. Nicholas Hyett:

   Increased ticket prices haven't put visitors off, and hotels continue to be a major driver of additional spending, it's easy to get caught up in the hype surrounding new films ... but it's the less glamorous Media Networks and Parks that pay the lion's share of the bills.

4. Edie Falco:

   This whole thing about finale episodes, I don't know. I tend not to get too caught up in it, in a perfect world it lives up to all that you've come to expect in the show. I feel very much that it does.

5. Neil Saunders:

   After a year of defying gravity, the slowing economy and pressures on consumers have finally caught up with Home Depot, for most of 2022, the number of existing homes sold has been in decline. However, the pace of decline accelerated in December with the volume of completed sales down by a sharp 36.3%.