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verb. to put money to use by purchase of something so as to return a profit; to furnish with power or authority
They willinvestin stocks. OR The king willinvestpower to his friends.
They will invest in stocks. OR The king will invest power to his friends.
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Who wants to invest in Gram's cricket farm?
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Who did NOT invest in Magellan's expedition?
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What did Magellan show King Charles I to convince him to invest in Magellan's expedition?
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Who wasn't able to get the team from Shark Pool to invest in his food truck business?
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The king will invest power to his friends.
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They will invest heavily in stocks. OR He stocks the shelves at the store.
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They will invest heavily in stocks.
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Why didn't Mark Twain invest in Thomas Edison's telephone?
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To invest in silver you can do something as basic as buying bullion bars.
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How many questions did Nana need answered before she would invest in the twins' idea for a business?
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put; commit; place; empower
withdraw; deprive; strip
2 syllables
in-vest
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