English adjective: occupied | |||
1. | occupied held or filled or in use | ||
Samples | She keeps her time well occupied. The wc is occupied. | ||
Similar | busy, engaged, filled, in use | ||
Antonyms | unoccupied | ||
2. | occupied seized and controlled as by military invasion | ||
Samples | The occupied countries of Europe. | ||
Antonyms | unoccupied | ||
3. | occupied resided in; having tenants | ||
Samples | Not all the occupied (or tenanted) apartments were well kept up. | ||
Synonyms | tenanted | ||
Similar | inhabited | ||
Antonyms | uninhabited | ||
4. | occupied having ones attention or mind or energy engaged | ||
Samples | She keeps herself fully occupied with volunteer activities. Deeply engaged in conversation. | ||
Synonyms | engaged | ||
Similar | busy | ||
Antonyms | idle | ||