[drɔː ˈɪn.tuː]
Meaning
to make somebody participate in something, especially against their will
Examples 👇
The EU must draw Georgia into its arms. EURACTIV
... but the Chinese have been notoriously reluctant to get drawn into close coordination that might suggest their lack of confidence in the North Korean leadership’s staying power... The Japan Times
Coronavirus Turmoil, Free Trades Draw Newbies Into Stock Market. Wall Street Journal
Players such as Ville Heinola and David Gustafsson — who both had short stints with team this season — should draw into far more games, and rookies such as Gawanke and Joona Luoto should continue to improve. The Hockey Writers
PUC chair DeAnn Walker has consistently expressed deep concerns that the state was drawn into what she sees as a regional dispute. The Dallas Morning News (blog)
Long a repository for tales of world-threatening cataclysms and doomsday dystopias, the comic shop in the coronavirus era now finds itself drawn into a fight for its very survival. The Daily Standard
Middleman's profits draw India deal into Wirecard scandal. Financial Times
The Czechs are drawn into Group D, with England and Croatia. AS
Dinamo have been drawn into Group C with Man City, Shakhtar, and Atalanta. ESPN (blog)