Preoccupy meaning in English
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Definition
to preoccupy: to worry, to bother, to occupy someone's thoughts
His new business preoccupies him enormously. He worries about it constantly.
preoccupied: worried, anxious; busy
I'm bit preoccupied right now. Could you call back later? I'm right in the middle of something so don't really have time to talk.
a preoccupation (with an idea): a concern, a worry (about an idea); an obsession (with an idea)
- "As you correctly assessed in your email, I am extremely preoccupied with other matters right now, most notably the TigerLily launch."
- "You seem to show a definite preoccupation with men and women hugging and kissing."
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