distract /dis-traktˈ/

1. To draw the attention of (someone) away from something
2. To divert someone or someone's attention in another or several other directions
3. To confuse
4. To harass
5. To render crazy
6. To madden
7. To divert, amuse, entertain

1. Distracted
2. (also (Shakespeare) /disˈ/) separate

distractˈed adjective

1. Confused, bewildered
2. Harassed
3. Crazy, mad, maddened

distractˈedly adverb

distractˈedness noun

distractibilˈity noun

distractˈible adjective

distractˈing adjective

distractˈingly adverb

distracˈtion noun

1. The state of being distracted
2. That which distracts
3. Perplexity
4. Agitation
5. Madness
6. A diversion, amusement
7. Recreation, relaxation

distractˈive adjective

Causing perplexity

distractˈively adverb

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