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crowded

[krou-did] / ˈkraʊ dɪd /


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Industry groups welcomed the move, saying it would help Scottish distillers compete in a crowded market where US, European and Japanese firms are also vying for customers.

From BBC

Musk is turning his attention to expanding Tesla’s AI capabilities, but the company still has to compete in an increasingly crowded EV market with an aging vehicle lineup and fewer government subsidies to incentivize buyers.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I mean, sometimes the loneliest place for someone like that is in a crowded room.”

From Salon

The kitchen is crowded with high chairs, a small table with small chairs, and a large table with large chairs.

From Literature

Little iron tables are crowded together outside, damp from the wet weather.

From Literature