occupied
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Sense: Busy
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Sense: Full
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occupy
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Sense: Verb: invade
Synonyms:
invade, conquer Collocations, take over, capture Collocations, seize Collocations, take possession of, take control of
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leave Collocations, withdraw Collocations, retreat Collocations, pull out, abandon Collocations, desert Collocations, liberate, lose Collocations, be overcome, give in, surrender Collocations, be ousted
Sense: Verb: absorb attention
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engage Collocations, engross, entertain Collocations, absorb, keep sb busy, hold sb's attention, interest Collocations, busy Collocations, immerse Collocations, distract Collocations, preoccupy, keep sb entertained, amuse, captivate, fascinate, grab sb's attention
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bore, turn off, put off, drive away, get tedious, irk, annoy, let down, disappoint Collocations, send to sleep, outstay your welcome
Sense: Verb: hold a position
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hold a position of, hold Collocations, have Collocations, fill Collocations, hold down, be in, have a place in, keep Collocations
Sense: Verb: cover
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Sense: Verb: reside in
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reside in, live in, inhabit Collocations, move into, take up residence in, be resident in, be a resident of, settle in, have a home in, make your home in
Antonyms:
vacate, remove Collocations, take out, take away, empty Collocations, move Collocations, evict, eject, step down, resign Collocations, get overtaken, be demoted