Filled and Occupied

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Filled adjective - (of time) taken up.

Usage example: “well- filled hours”

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Occupied and filled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occupied" instead the word "Filled" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: fill, filling, filler

Occupied adjective - Held or filled or in use.

Usage example: she keeps her time well occupied

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Filled and occupied are semantically related. You can use "Filled" instead the word "Occupied" as an adjective or a verb.

Nearby Words: occupy, occupying, occupier

Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Averted; though Dickey Betts filled in for Duane after his death, he never occupied the same prominence and didn't take over all his duties.

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They could be very small or quite large indeed (many were intended to fire half-ton balls of stone) and filled the role formerly occupied trebuchets in siege warfare—i.e.

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The ecological niche primates once occupied is now filled by tree-swinging, quasi-sapient "squibbons".

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