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Discover LudwigThe phrase "being busy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of having a lot of tasks or activities to attend to.
Example: "I apologize for not responding sooner; I've been busy with work and personal commitments."
Alternatives: "being occupied" or "being engaged".
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"I've always enjoyed being busy".
Pollock thrives on being busy.
I like being busy.
"But being busy helped us.
Busy being busy with busy things.
Being busy buries that kernel ever deeper.
Being busy," he notes, "is all the medication I need.
In the meantime, being busy has its rewards.
It was hard work, but it was good being busy.
Everyone wants to ride the wave of being busy".
Being busy does not equate to being effective.
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