Densely: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that has a lot of things or people in a small area very tightly packed together. Often used in contexts like population, forests, and text or writing.

• The forest was densely populated with trees.
• The city is densely populated with over a million residents.

Implies short distance or strong relationship between objects, people, or events. Commonly used for describing detailed observation, relationships, or connected events.

• She monitored the progress closely.
• The two events are closely related.

Refers to something being secured firmly or in a closely bound manner. Often used with physical objects, security, or emotional bonds.

• She held on to the rope tightly.
• The lid was tightly screwed on the jar.

Describes a place or situation with too many people or things, often leading to discomfort. This word usually has a negative connotation.

• The train was so crowded that there was no place to sit.
• We couldn't find a spot at the crowded beach.