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embroil

[em-broil] / ɛmˈbrɔɪl /


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But the show has also been embroiled in controversy.

From BBC

Global footballers' union FIFPro says that seven players embroiled in a Malaysian national team eligibility scandal are themselves victims and their 12-month bans "grossly disproportionate".

From Barron's

A popping of the AI bubble would eliminate smaller players and lead to a widespread spending pullback, dismantling the current AI capex race that Big Tech companies are embroiled in.

From MarketWatch

A famed Hindu temple in southern India is embroiled in a scandal after the Kerala high court said there was evidence that some of the idols have been stripped of their gold covering.

From BBC

Of course, this is not the first pay controversy Musk and Tesla have become embroiled in.

From BBC