distracted in Latin
distracted in Latin is districtus — distracted means unable to concentrate because attention is pulled elsewhere.
distracted in Latin
districtus
having one's attention diverted; preoccupied; distrait (literary)
What does "distracted" mean?
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adjective Unable to concentrate because attention is pulled elsewhere.
"He seemed distracted all through dinner, checking his phone."
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distracted in a sentence
- He seemed distracted all through dinner, checking his phone.
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What is "distracted" in Latin?
"distracted" in Latin is districtus. distracted means: Unable to concentrate because attention is pulled elsewhere.
How do you use "distracted" in a sentence?
Example: "He seemed distracted all through dinner, checking his phone." In Latin, "distracted" is districtus.
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