indulged

[user_gary]

My name is included in the robberies though I really not indulged in it.

Please check whether I have correctly used the word `indulged' in the above sentence.

[Tdol]

I'd say 'though I really did not participate in them'.

[user_gary]

Thank you.

But, I think, indulge also somehow expresses the same meaning though not precisely.

Am I right?

Please help me.

[Anglika]

No, it does not have the same meaning.

Indulge implies gratification.
Participate means to take part.

[Tdol]

You can participate in crime and indulge in chocolates.