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busier
adjective as in engaged, at work
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adjective as in active, on the go
adjective as in nosy, impertinent
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Example Sentences
“I think everyone is busier today than before, scrambling from job, to childcare, to housework,” Leith told Salon, diagnosing the plight of the modern home cook.
National Rail Enquiries said "services may be busier than normal today and experience severe overcrowding".
The NHS in England is busier than it has ever been heading into winter, the country’s medical director is warning.
Earlier, most irregular Indian migrants entered the Americas through the busier southern border with Mexico via El Salvador or Nicaragua, both of which facilitated migration.
The teenager said the store had become busier since its success, adding she did not mind her new status as a local celebrity.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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