busier in English

adjective

1

having a great deal to do.

he had been too busy to enjoy himself

synonyms: occupied, engaged, involved, employed, working, hard at work, rushed off one's feet, hard-pressed, swamped, up to one's neck, on the job, absorbed, engrossed, immersed, preoccupied, (as) busy as a bee, on the go, hard at it

adjective

occupied, engaged, involved, employed, working, hard at work, rushed off one's feet, hard-pressed, swamped, up to one's neck, on the job, absorbed, engrossed, immersed, preoccupied, (as) busy as a bee, on the go, hard at it
unavailable, engaged, occupied, working, in a meeting, on duty, tied up
hectic, active, lively, crowded, bustling, abuzz, swarming, teeming, full, well-attended, thronged
ornate, overelaborate, overblown, overwrought, overdone, fussy, cluttered, overworked
meddling, interfering, officious, meddlesome
in use, engaged
fussy

Use "busier" in a sentence

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2. You could be Busier than another person, or Busier than you were yesterday, etc

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5. Busier meaning The definition of Busier is being more occupied or having more to do than in the past

6. Elijah Busier, San Diego, California

7. Busier than the scrutinizer of air traffic who is cross-eyes. Busier than a cobra of the desert who is at a convention of the mongoose. Busier than a canine who is scratching fleas. Busier than a hooker worth five dollars.

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9. Busier than a moth in a mitten! Anonymous

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11. Adjective Word forms: busier or Busiest 1

12. Nancy's needle was no Busier than her memory

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14. And every day Bob Lincoln became Busier and quieter

15. The ecclesiastics, though a Busier race, are still more

16. The Busier we are the more leisure we have.

17. Busier than ever: City dwellers fleeing New York, D.C

18. I am likely to be busier still this evening.

19. Holly-Lynn Busier is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education

20. Busier than a one legged man in an ass kicking contest

21. On the other hand, they are far Busier than the older generation

22. The Maine waters were far Busier than those of Virginia

23. The women, always busier, go about in their chemises, trimmed in embroidery.

24. "Busier" is a comparative: more busy than something else

25. Marjorie Busier passed away at the age of 96 in Essex Junction, Vermont

26. Eva Longoria feels like she's "Busier" now she is in isolation

27. Dr Turner is Busier than ever and the practice needs proper management

28. He was employed by the month during the Busier seasons of the year

29. Varnishing is sometimes Busier at one time than at another, but it is not seasonal

30. Synonyms for Buzzier include busier, livelier, fuller, brisker, jollier, wilder, zestier, merrier, peppier and bubblier

31. At he is no spring chicken, but Henry Cook is busier than ever.

32. There was no jollier, dustier, Busier, happier miller in all the land than he

33. There are few contexts where "more busy" is an acceptable alternative to "Busier". I suggest that you always use "Busier" - you will never be wrong in doing so.

34. A vicious spiral kicks in: your feelings of busyness leave you even Busier than before

35. The square, with its modern shops and colossal figure of Berolina, was Busier than ever

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37. Transportation Corridor and Frontcountry, Mount Revelstoke Parkway – these are much busier units with vehicle access and more facilities.

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39. These “Busier than a” sayings can be overused, or maybe you have never heard of them before

40. The ironic part of it was that, for all that had happened, I was Busier all the time.

41. The more we do, the more we can do. The busier we are, the more leisure we have.

42. The deterrent effect of our presence and continuous patrols in the busier yachting areas could not be discounted.

43. Why Are We Busier Than Ever Despite Having Nowhere to Go? Staying at home during quarantine is time consuming

44. We love mixing up a big pitcher of Boulevardiers to keep in the fridge for those busier post-work night

45. Many years ago I think it was pretty clear that Fostoria was Busier than Deshler, but since NWO started handling a lot of UP/BNSF trains direct, and running intermodal trains south down the B&O at Deshler, which is Busier? I know there is the Deshler

46. 2 days ago · Sea-Tac Airport gets Busier as travelers credit vaccines and spring break as reasons to fly

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48. Being mostly rural, it is heavily used as a trucking corridor, often as a bypass of the busier I-95 to the east.

49. If I say that I am "very busy", that says nothing about whether I am Busier than I was yesterday or not.

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