Similar words: caught, light up, aught, taught, naught, haughty, naughty, fraught. Meaning: adj. having become involved involuntarily.
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1) They got caught up in a street brawl.
2) The law caught up with him yesterday.
3) As expected, excessive drinking caught up with him.
4) Eventually, the army caught up with him in Latvia.
5) The thief caught up the money and ran away.
6) Paul got caught up in the rat race and was never at home.
7) He caught up the ball as it rolled along and threw it back.
8) When he heard the bugle call, he caught up his gun and dashed out.
9) He was unwittingly caught up in the confrontation.
10) My raincoat was caught up on the hook.
11) She caught up a popular neologism from the newspapers.
12) She caught up her hair.
13) He caught up with Gary, puffing for breath .
14) We caught up with the nuns.
15) He caught up on months of unread periodicals.
16) The police caught up with those bandits at last.
17) Nick caught up with me and rode alongside.
18) She was caught up in the anti-nuclear movement.
19) Innocent passers-by got caught up in the riots.
20) I didn't want to get caught up in endless petty arguments.
21) They were so caught up in the movie that they forgot to do their homework.
22) We were so caught up in the movie that we forgot what time it was.
23) She was so caught up in the music that she forgot to have her supper.
24) I was caught up in the busy traffic again this evening.
25) The taxman caught up with him and demanded ￡17,000 in unpaid taxes.
26) She got caught up in the excitement and drama of the auction.
27) He caught up a stick and struck out his assailant.
28) They had been selling stolen cars for years before the police caught up with them.
29) The people themselves weren't part of the conflict; they were just caught up in it.
30) They were involved in burglary for years before the police caught up with them.
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