Antonyms for Tied Uptied up

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1. tied up(p)adjective

   kept occupied or engaged

   "she's tied up at the moment and can't see you"; "the phone was tied up for almost an hour"

   Antonyms:
   idle

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1. Tom Jennings:

   She was plucked out basically from a life of luxury… having been raised by the Hearst family, to being tied up in a broom closet for days on end, being indoctrinated to this point of view that, everything having to do with how society was held together was wrong, who among us is to say how we would react under those kinds of circumstances?

2. Larry Hogan:

   The place looked terrific, it's just devastating because people have their lives tied up in this and went through a heck of a lot and came back and now they're starting all over again.

3. Adam Kinzinger:

   If you run for office and if you get elected to Congress, you've got to be willing to lose it, you know, or else you can't do the job. I think a lot of people have their egos and their entire personalities tied up with being a member of Congress. And all the perks that go along with that. I think they need to be willing to walk away from it, and I think they need to think not just about the next election or the next news cycle, I think they need to think about history. I think they need to think about how they're going to be judged and, you know, what future generations are going to say about this moment.

4. Bill Leroy , 23:

   There was a time when I would let the ups and downs and failures of the game ruin my joy, the sport has become such a business, so tied up tight. And I don't want to look back on my career and think,' Did I treat this as a business ?' It was made for fun.'.

5. Chris Wheeler:

   His urgent jobs are continuing to reduce the capital tied up in the business, how to push up the RoE (return on equity) and push down costs, and what to be thinking about in terms of the mix of the business.

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