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Definitions from the WebBusiedDefinition:Busied is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "busy." The term is used to describe being occupied or engaged in a particular activity or task. Examples:1. Verb (transitive): - She busied herself with the preparations for the party. (active participation) - The employees busied their hands with various paperwork. (occupying themselves) 2. Verb (intransitive): - The students busied in the school library to complete their research projects. (engaged in study) - The workers busied about the factory, ensuring everything was running smoothly. (keeping busy within a workplace) 3. Adjective: - The busied tourists walked briskly to visit all the historic sites in the city. (occupied with sightseeing) - After a long day's work, her mind was busied with thoughts of relaxation. (filled with preoccupying thoughts) 4. Noun: - The busied of the employees was evident, as the office hummed with activity. (the state of being engaged) - Our busied during the event was to ensure all guests were happy and satisfied. (responsibilities or tasks) Possible Related Products: | ||||
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