This page shows Distracted in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like insane or sick. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.

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Distracted in a sentence

Distracted | Distract | Distracting | Distracts | Distractedly

Distracted meaning

  1. having one's attention diverted; preoccupied; distrait (literary)
  2. distraught

Synonyms of Distracted

brainsick distrait insane unhinged unbalanced sick mad disturbed demented crazy inattentive

Example sentences (20)

These are two areas, the future-gazer argues, that the world might possibly be distracted as it turns a year older.

The winter edition of Love Island kicked off on Monday night - but fans were distracted by one contestant's outfit.

I don’t read that stuff, I’ve never seen that stuff — I talk about being the most prepared and the least distracted.

Skye blocks a kick, off the ropes, Ruby Soho runs interference, Code Blue connects but the referee is distracted!

Well, yes, they would like Taiwan to be as subservient as possible so they are distracted from what Beijing is doing.

Billy tends to get distracted quickly, so he always needs a project to focus on or something new to get his attention.

If you find yourself distracted during sex, bring your awareness back to a sensation in a particular area of the body.

Try using mindfulness: A mind that's overloaded with multitasking is distracted and inattentive to the present moment.

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We need someone who won’t get distracted but will stay disciplined, who puts this country first and not himself.

Crews are using the fire as a reminder to people not to get distracted while cooking or to leave it unattended.

He is cautious, boring and, for the moment, obsessively distracted by a snippet of what looks like amateur pornography.

However, some fans were left distracted by the snaps as they posted to ask why Michelle wasn't wearing her wedding ring.

More than two dozen tickets were issued in Kelowna against drivers who were either distracted or not wearing a seatbelt.

Completely distracted by the furry friends, I did eventually order, opting for some crisps, a cookie and a drink of coke.

High Winds, winter weather, black ice, speed and distracted driving are all factors in accidents on I-80 through Wyoming.

That pretty well sums up this comedy aimed at couch potatoes who don't want to be challenged, just distracted for a while.

In the climactic battle, she attacks Ironheart and manages to keep the flying hero distracted for a period.

It’s easy to be distracted by all the silly stories of dumb lawyers trying to use ChatGPT like Lexis/Nexis.

It makes no difference who condemns you; refuse to be distracted by what others might be saying about you.

If employees are stressed about money, they become distracted, thereby affecting their work performance.

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Common combinations with distracted

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "distracted" in a sentence?
An example: "These are two areas, the future-gazer argues, that the world might possibly be distracted as it turns a year older." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "distracted" from real English texts.
What does "distracted" mean?
Distracted means: having one's attention diverted; preoccupied; distrait (literary)
What are synonyms of "distracted"?
Common synonyms of "distracted" include: brainsick, distrait, insane, unhinged, unbalanced, sick, mad, disturbed. Plus 3 more synonyms.
How many example sentences with "distracted" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "distracted", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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