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busier
adjective as in engaged, at work
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adjective as in active, on the go
adjective as in nosy, impertinent
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The teenager said the store had become busier since its success, adding she did not mind her new status as a local celebrity.
TfL said they would be busier than normal and queuing systems may be in place.
It was great— a blessing because we got busier.
And although his schedule became busier as he progressed with his treatment, he then retreated to the solace of Balmoral for a summer break and to prepare for this trip.
In an email to The Times on Wednesday, the spokesperson said the museum has become “considerably busier,” especially with visitors inquiring specifically about Lavet’s work.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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