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preoccupied

[pree-ok-yuh-pahyd] / priˈɒk yəˌpaɪd /


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"French clubs are preoccupied with the domestic financial crisis," Spiro said.

From BBC

The turnover has led to rapid elevations for some commanders who are less experienced and are likely to be preoccupied with stabilizing morale and enforcing loyalty across the rank and file.

From The Wall Street Journal

She is preoccupied with a project she wants to do with the tadpoles today.

From Literature

Where to watch: Peacock Nominated for: Visual effects What we said: “‘Rebirth’ is a confounding title for a downbeat entry that’s mostly preoccupied by death and neglect.”

From Los Angeles Times

This week, investors and world leaders are preoccupied with geopolitical uncertainty and the prospect of a new trade war with Europe over the sovereignty of Greenland.

From Barron's