engrossed
asyik
definition
verb
the notes totally engrossed him
absorb all the attention or interest of.
However, Beckerman's lawyer engrossed the transfer/deed of land in Merry's name.
produce (a legal document) in its final or definitive form.
adjective
they seemed to be engrossed in conversation
having all one's attention or interest absorbed by someone or something.
example
He replied hesitantly in a slurred, unenthusiastic tone, drawing many 'engrossed' eyes towards him.
The adults seemed as 'engrossed' in their conversation as they had during the gustation.
Their 'engrossed' faces reflected back the light from the tiny screen.
But such things were impossible when he saw her 'engrossed' in a daydream.
Eventually he excused himself from the movie and went looking for her, no one even noticed him going, that 'engrossed' were they in the movie, or more to the point each other.
I used to get so 'engrossed' listening to that story that I would have to be summoned back home.
As the dance and the music progressed, Adrianna found herself becoming 'engrossed' by it.
She took a second to glance to her left and right to check on Garrond and Fitzsimmons and they were both 'engrossed' in their duties.
The leader asked with an 'engrossed' expression on his face.
Violet was so 'engrossed' talking to the guy that she almost didn't hear; fortunately, her charge caught the elevator door before it closed.
Since they were both 'engrossed' in his homework, to create a presence would simply be to make some noise.
Not since Babylon 5 have I been this 'engrossed' in a long running TV show!
The Story Corner in the Library was packed full of tiny 'engrossed' faces last Thursday morning.
I threw it and it landed a few feet short of the 'engrossed' couple, making a loud splash nonetheless.
When the spiders respond to the prodding, the 'engrossed' first graders recoil in elaborate and animated ways.
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