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The phrase "appeared to be congested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or condition that seems to be blocked or filled to capacity, often in reference to traffic, nasal passages, or other contexts where congestion occurs.
Example: "The traffic on the highway appeared to be congested during rush hour, causing significant delays."
Alternatives: "seemed to be blocked" or "looked to be overcrowded."
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"Be prepared to confront your own claustrophobia when flying this summer, because it is going to be congested," Mr. Winship said.
His passenger, Eric Acevedo, leaned over and said, "It's going to be congested regardless of how much you pay".
In the UK, routers frequently use channels 1, 6 and 11, so these are more likely to be congested.
In the simulations, one node in the first cluster is set to be congested.
Tom Ridge, who will be driven by Ron Pierce, was congested recently, but he appears to be healthy now.
Twitter users had quipped that Britain's roads would be immediately congested with wealthy over-55s test-driving Lamborghinis and, while it is early days, such predictions appear to be wide of the mark.
Murray Hill can be congested at times, and it can be hard to find parking.
The second method uses historical traffic patterns to assume that because a specific road was congested on a Friday at 2pm two weeks ago, it probably will again be congested this Friday at 2pm.
Traffic out of your area may be congested.
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