Busy and Held

Busy

Busy adjective - Involved in often constant activity.

Held and busy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Held" instead an adjective "Busy".

Nearby Words: busily, busyness, busied, busying

Held

Held adjective - Occupied or in the control of; often used in combination.
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Synonyms for Held

Busy and held are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Busy" instead an adjective "Held".

Both words in one sentence

  • Justin Sebik, who was ejected 10 days into the show because he repeatedly threatened houseguests and held a knife to Krista Stegall's throat after a busy night of drinking.
  • Anime / Rinne no Lagrange A non-plot relevant one at the end of Episode 24: Madoka is called on her cellphone by someone apparently inviting her to an event to be held in three days, only for her to answer that she's busy.
  • When Tony Stark is given an award at a ceremony held in Las Vegas, he misses accepting the award because he's busy working.
    Source: The Casino
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