preoccupancy (Meaning)

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preoccupancy (n)

the mental state of being preoccupied by something

the act of taking occupancy before someone else does

The artist's preoccupancy with capturing the essence of the human experience led to some of his most profound works.
Emily's preoccupancy with her upcoming exam was keeping her from sleeping at night.
The scientist's preoccupancy with discovering the cure for cancer led him to neglect his own health.
The detective's preoccupancy with the missing person's case made him oblivious to the danger he was in.
The doctor's preoccupancy with his patient's well-being made him overlook an important detail in their medical history.
The writer's preoccupancy with finding the perfect words led to him spending countless hours on a single sentence.
The politician's preoccupancy with winning the election caused him to make promises he couldn't keep.
The student's preoccupancy with passing the test made him forget about all the other important things in his life.
The mother's preoccupancy with her children's happiness made her put her own needs aside.
The athlete's preoccupancy with breaking the record made him train tirelessly for months.

the mental state of being preoccupied by something, the act of taking occupancy before someone else does

occupancy, invasion, occupation, encroachment, stripping, piracy, ejection, dispossession, deforcement, trespass

No antonyms found.

The artist's preoccupancy with capturing the essence of the human experience led to some of his most profound works.

Emily's preoccupancy with her upcoming exam was keeping her from sleeping at night.

The scientist's preoccupancy with discovering the cure for cancer led him to neglect his own health.

The detective's preoccupancy with the missing person's case made him oblivious to the danger he was in.