absorbed
adjective
deeply interested or involved; preoccupied.
absorbedly
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a word derived from
absorbed.
Example Sentences
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But because, in fact, it had never occurred to me that one might not engage deeply and absorbedly with unalive things.
From Salon ● Jun. 24, 2023
He spent hours riding around in omnibuses making notes on the "eccentricities of human nature" and absorbedly eavesdropping.
From Time Magazine Archive
Mostly, she is happy because each day brings them someplace new, where Giulietta can absorbedly examine people, the sky, the road, the washing on a line.
From Time Magazine Archive
Slowly and absorbedly the two went on exploring the pages of the book; stopping to read, stopping to talk and discuss the questions of tumuli and stone circles, dolmens and menhirs.
From Pine Needles by Susan Warner
Carefree, busy, absorbedly intent, the Arisian mentalities roamed throughout space—until one of them struck an Eddorian mind.
From Triplanetary by E. E. (Edward Elmer) Smith
