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Definitions from the WebTerm: Too BusyDefinition:Adjective: Engaged in a multitude of activities or tasks, leaving very little time for other things. Adverb: In a manner that indicates a lack of free time or availability. Senses:1. Overwhelmed with tasks:Adjective: If someone is "too busy," it means they are occupied or engrossed with a significant number of activities, leaving limited time for rest, leisure, or additional responsibilities. Example sentence 1: She didn't have time to meet her friends because she was too busy studying for her exams. Example sentence 2: The manager was too busy handling urgent client requests to attend the team meeting. 2. Lack of availability:Adverb: When used in this sense, "too busy" implies that someone is unavailable due to their numerous commitments or engagements. Example sentence 1: I tried to invite her to the party, but she was too busy with her work to attend. Example sentence 2: The professor apologized for being too busy to provide additional guidance outside of class hours. Possible Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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