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Definitions from WordNet

Verb busy has 1 sense
  1. busy, occupy - keep busy with; "She busies herself with her butterfly collection"
    --1 is one way to work
    Sample sentences:
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Definitions from the Web

1. Noun:

Plural form of "busy", referring to a state of being occupied or engaged in activities.

Sample sentence: The busies in the office made it difficult to concentrate.

2. Verb (third person present):

Indicates the action of occupying oneself with work or tasks.

Sample sentence: She busies herself with writing articles for a living.

3. Adjective:

Describes someone or something that is actively engaged in numerous activities.

Sample sentence: The busies schedule of the CEO leaves little time for personal hobbies.

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Term: busies

Noun:

Definition: Plural form of "busy", referring to a state of being occupied or engaged in activities.

Sample sentence: The busies in the office made it difficult to concentrate.

Verb (third person present):

Definition: Indicates the action of occupying oneself with work or tasks.

Sample sentence: She busies herself with writing articles for a living.

Adjective:

Definition: Describes someone or something that is actively engaged in numerous activities.

Sample sentence: The busies schedule of the CEO leaves little time for personal hobbies.

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