What does deeply involve oneself NYT mean in the article?

[sebastianwells]

I came across the phrase deeply involve oneself NYT in a recent article and I’m not clear on its meaning. Can someone explain the context and how it applies in that situation? Any clarification or examples would be really helpful!

 

[GaleGaytan]

Deeply involve oneself refers to giving oneself wholly in terms of time, energy, and concentration of attention to an activity or cause, becoming then emotionally or intellectually engaged in it.

 

[louisegrant]

The expression is normally used when one means to immerse himself/herself or engross in something immensely meaning a strong emotional, mental, or active involvement.

 

[SK_Tech]

According to the article, the phrase "deeply involve oneself" is used to describe the act of becoming figuratively engrossed in something, dedicating a considerable amount of time, attention, and/or emotional energy to it instead of just being casually involved.