congested

/ kənˈdʒɛstɪd /

adjective

1. crowded to excess; overfull

2. (of an organ or part) loaded or clogged with blood

3. (of the nose) blocked with mucus

Example Sentences

Bonus: Few Americans and Europeans go, so it feels much less congested than hot spots like Kyoto.

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Like Palmer, Foden operates in what is now a congested place under Tuchel, whether it is in the centre or pushed out wide.

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Thirty minutes later, when it should have kicked in, my face was flushed, my sinuses were congested and the only thing rising was my blood pressure.

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The company wants to build the infrastructure needed to integrate air travel into congested urban centers as an alternative to stop-and-go car trips.

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As tourism rises, hotels, cafes and bars have been fanning out from the island's congested south.

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Related Words

• choked 
• crowded 
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• teeming