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occupy
 
VERB:1. To make busy: busy, employ, engage. See ACTION. 2. To get and hold the attention of: engage, involve. See EXCITE. 3. To live in (a place), as does a people: inhabit, people, populate. See PLACE. 4. To seize and move into by force: take over. See ATTACK. 5. To cause to be busy or in use: engage, monopolize, preempt, tie up. See ACTION, USED.
 
 
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