Definitions
Completely absorbed in something.
Used in a sentence
“The children were engrossed by the story.”
“The large, soft dark eyes were raised, but seemed rather engrossed by their own feelings—(thoughts are scarcely tender enough for such a look)—than fixed upon any surrounding object.”
“[Yann] LeCun's in a jovial mood, and I find myself engrossed in his colorful stories about the early years of AI research.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
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01“Deeply absorbed”9 letters
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