1. having a great deal to do."he had been too busy to enjoy himself"synonyms:occupied, engaged, involved, employed, working, hard at work; Morerushed off one's feet, hard-pressed, swamped, up to one's neck; on the job, absorbed, engrossed, immersed, preoccupied; informal(as) busy as a bee, on the go, hard at it "the campaign volunteers have been busy"
antonyms:idle
occupied with or concentrating on a particular activity or object of attention."the team members are busy raising money"synonyms:occupied, engaged, involved, employed, working, hard at work; Morerushed off one's feet, hard-pressed, swamped, up to one's neck; on the job, absorbed, engrossed, immersed, preoccupied; informal(as) busy as a bee, on the go, hard at it "the campaign volunteers have been busy"
antonyms:idle
(of a place) full of activity.synonyms:hectic, active, lively; Morecrowded, bustling, abuzz, swarming, teeming, full, well attended, thronged "the busy streets of Toronto"
excessively detailed or decorated; fussy."they papered the bedroom with a busy pattern of satyrs and dryads"synonyms:ornate, overelaborate, overblown, overwrought, overdone, fussy, cluttered, overworked "a busy design"
antonyms:restrained, quiet
North American(of a telephone line) engaged.synonyms:unavailable, engaged, occupied; Moreworking, in a meeting, on duty; informaltied up "sorry, she's busy at the moment"
antonyms:free
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1. keep occupied."she busied herself with her new home"synonyms:occupy, involve, engage, concern, absorb, engross, immerse, preoccupy; Moredistract, divert "he busied himself with paperwork"
.Translate busy toUse over time for: busy
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