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crowded
adjective as in busy, congested
Example Sentences
Terra Innovatum’s management believes it has several advantages that will catapult it to the front of a very crowded pack of advanced nuclear companies.
The book is crowded with characters, but “Sunshine Charlie” Mitchell, the head of National City Bank of New York, provides a sort of leitmotif.
There is also a trickle-down of safe-haven money: Investors who see the gold trade as too crowded are looking into silver.
The expansion into quick commerce could be considered a defensive move in a crowded domestic market.
Rising financing costs make deals harder to structure, exit markets are crowded, and firms now compete against each other to sell assets back into a less receptive public market.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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