Occupied
Occupied adjective - Involved in often constant activity.
To let
Both terms in one sentence
- Avatar: The Last Airbender had an entire city pretend that they were sick with Pentapox in order to let the citizens flee the occupied city.
Source: Playing Sick - The producers of Game of Thrones obviously didn't have enough money to film a mass battle scene of any kind, and barely had enough actors to let the Lannister camp look somewhat occupied.
Source: Suspiciously Small Army -
A French POW convinced his guards to let him walk out of the camp several times, every time a couple of weeks in a row to visit his family back in occupied France, if he promised to return, bring along some wine and good food, and keep quiet about about the whole affair.
Source: The Guards Must Be Crazy
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