wrapped up in

Idioms  

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

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Example Sentences

Some are wrapped up in scarves and woolly hats, while others are sat in deckchairs, eating picnic lunches and playing music as they get ready to watch the chart-topping singer Raye in action.

From BBC

Quantum has set a $5.75 billion limit for the fund, higher than the $5.25 billion it collected for a predecessor pool that it wrapped up in 2024.

From The Wall Street Journal

Among them are an Ares Management vehicle that wrapped up in January with $7.1 billion in investible capital and a $6.8 billion pool that London-based Coller Capital closed last July.

From The Wall Street Journal

This seems too good to be true, said the voice in my head that sees all of those presents on Christmas Day and knows that some of them are socks and underwear wrapped up in pretty boxes.

From Literature

I’d been so wrapped up in family worries since that conversation that I hadn’t come back to plan how to put his advice into practice.

From Literature

Related Words

• captivated
• dominated
• haunted
• preoccupied
• troubled