absent, busy, deep, engrossed in, immersed, intent on, meditative, occupied, scriptural, swept up, wrapped up in
Definitionadj. giving or marked by complete attention to
Last update: March 15, 2016
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Carmen and Felipa were engrossed in feeding the twins. [Please select]
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He was examining the plan, evidently engrossed in his own ideas. [Please select]
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Pierre, evidently engrossed in thought, could not at first understand him. [Please select]
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He and Beverly, engrossed in each other, had not heard their approach. [Please select]
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"Being a philosopher, Peter, and too much engrossed in your thoughts." [Please select]
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I answer: Because Peter Vibart is too much engrossed by--Peter Vibart. [Please select]
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We were so engrossed that neither of us had heard steps on the stairs. [Please select]
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He stood looking down at her in the strangest way, engrossed with novel reflections. [Please select]
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Yet Froude was by no means entirely engrossed in his work. [Please select]
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Ferguson was engrossed in a serious and thorough examination of the balloon. [Please select]
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[The following passages are chiefly engrossed in the substance of the work, but the Translator, as has already been observed, for various reasons, judges it expedient to transfer them to an appendix. [Please select]
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