engrossedin a sentence
engrossed as in: engrossed in the book
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She was so engrossed in her conversation; she didn't realize the bell had rung.engrossed = with all attention focused
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She was so engrossed in a conversation that she didn't see me.
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"God, I loved that guy," Dad said, and immediately they were engrossed in a basketball conversation I could not (and did not want to) join, so I took my tulips inside. (source)
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All of us were so engrossed in the battle that no one saw a mule wagon halt on the road and a giant man step out. (source)
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She's taciturn, but so am I. Is she waiting for me to start something, reveal myself, or is she a believer, engrossed in inner meditation? (source)
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But Milo was too engrossed in the circus to notice, (source)
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Uncle Willie was engrossed in the Almanac, his nightly reading, and my brother was far away on a raft on the Mississippi. (source)engrossed = with all attention focused
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Sometimes when we're driving through the capital, Jacqueline points out one impressive building or another and says, "Papa built that," She is less ready to talk about the second wife, the new, engrossing family, stepbrothers and sisters the age of her own little one.† (source)
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Content with what the bounteous gods have given, Seek not alone to engross the gifts of Heaven.† (source)
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You have no idea how engrossing such a profession may become—how imbecile, in view of that engrossment, appear the ways of princes, of republics, of municipalities.† (source)
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Why else would they have sent the engrosser?† (source)
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I have seen your nobler aspirations fall off one by one, until the master-passion, Gain, engrosses you. (source)engrosses = absorbs all attention from
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Your farm, profits, crops—to think how engross'd you are, To think there will still be farms, profits, crops, yet for you of what avail?† (source)
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This bitter taste Yields his engrossments to the ending father.† (source)
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Marion was acting like she couldn't hear us, engrossed in buffing a pinky nail. (source)engrossed = with all attention focused
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Cedric has thought of calling his son a hundred times since then, though not so very much in the last couple of busy, engrossing months.† (source)
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