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Engagement may refer to the following:
- A pre-marriage engagement between two people
- An appointment, a scheduled event requiring one's attendance
- A military engagement is the use of a munition, weapon or decoy to carry out an offensive or defensive action.
- A business engagement (a type of agreement)
- A marketing and advertising term, engagement refers to a meaningful interaction between a consumer and a brand
- An engagement letter between a client and an accounting firm
- Engaged, a farce by W. S. Gilbert
- Engaged, a baby's head moves down into the pelvic cavity
- Engagement is a South African independent film
- The Engagement, a secret treaty made in 1647 between the imprisoned King Charles I of England and a faction of the Scottish Covenanters
- The term limited engagement is used in the entertainment industry to mean limited showing
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