busyness
AmericanOther Word Forms
- nonbusyness noun
Etymology
Origin of busyness
Example Sentences
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Given his constant state of busyness, his studio is in a state of understandable clutter.
From Los Angeles Times
The "noises, the bustling nature of a school – the busyness, all the classes walking around" make it a "real challenge" for those with sensory needs, she says.
From BBC
But the location’s busyness, congestion and crowding — it’s in one of the most overcrowded neighborhoods in the country — worried her.
From Los Angeles Times
Now there is talk of a dual carriageway, better rail services, new homes, new reservoirs; a splurge of busyness to transform the region into "Britain's Silicon Valley".
From BBC
"There was a busyness before. It is only hitting people now."
From BBC
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