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bugged
adjective as in abashed
adjective as in anxious
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adjective as in bothered
adjective as in distressed
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adjective as in engrossed
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adjective as in enthusiastic
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adjective as in fanatical
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adjective as in incensed
adjective as in indignant
adjective as in preoccupied
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Example Sentences
Mr Brilliant’s first suspicion that he may have been bugged came in 2002, shortly before he was fired.
And he sort of kicked me in the ankle and looked around as if he thought my house might have been bugged.”
Some of the boxes were bugged with audio devices.
Staff at Pikesville High told them they were feeling unsafe because of all the attention, and they were concerned that the school was bugged with recording devices.
Mr Blow said that Harrods staff had their offices, phones and cars bugged, and at one point he was followed by the Harrods security team.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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