wrapped up in

1. Completely preoccupied by or absorbed in, as in She is wrapped up in her studies. [c. 1600] Also see wrap up.

Example Sentences

After all, for some, OpenAI is the next Apple, Facebook, Google and Tesla wrapped up in one.

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Wrapped up in all of this is the Treasury’s quarterly refunding announcement next week.

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You have a lot of anger wrapped up in your family and your father’s passing and your exclusion from any claims on his estate.

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But over the course of the last week, and especially the past few days, he has been wrapped up in a truly unbelievable suite of scandals.

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“Why would anyone say no to Chappell? Our DJs are friends of hers, her community is wrapped up in our community. It’s just going to be a celebratory nigh for queers to leave fulfilled and joyful.”

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