distraction in Latin
distraction in Latin is avocatio — distraction means something that pulls your attention away from what you should be doing.
distraction in Latin
avocatio
The process of being distracted.
What does "distraction" mean?
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noun Something that pulls your attention away from what you should be doing.
"Social media is a constant distraction at work."
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distraction in a sentence
- Social media is a constant distraction at work.
- He created a distraction so his friend could sneak past.
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What is "distraction" in Latin?
"distraction" in Latin is avocatio. distraction means: Something that pulls your attention away from what you should be doing.
How do you use "distraction" in a sentence?
Example: "Social media is a constant distraction at work." In Latin, "distraction" is avocatio.
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