Comparative for being regularly preoccupied
“He's a hard man to get ahold of because he's always busy.”
Comparative for busy or occupied with business, work, or other activities
“The doctor is currently busy but will be available in an hour.”
Comparative for full of activity
“It was a busy festival with plenty of music, dancing, and entertainment.”
Comparative for full of people
“It was midday, and the city was busy with office workers getting their lunch.”
Comparative for hectic, full of work or activities
“After a busy day at work, I finally returned home for some much-needed rest.”
Comparative for excessively decorated
“A minimalist approach will work best when redecorating this room to prevent it from looking too busy.”
(of facilities or services) Comparative for not currently available for use
“His line is busy so I will attempt to call him at some other time.”
Comparative for tending to interfere in the affairs of others
“She's a busy woman who spends her time gossiping about her workmates.”
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