24 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Distract' in a Sentence

"To pull away or divert, such as the mind or attention." more

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The unexpected visit of an old friend managed to distract him from the stress of the upcoming exams.

The unusual wildlife sounds can distract campers in the middle of the night.

She will distract her friend with funny jokes.

The colorful posters on the walls distract students during class.

A sudden noise outside the window may distract the entire class.

The stunning view from the window never fails to distract me from my book.

The loud noises outside distract me from my reading.

The shiny toy car managed to distract the toddler from crying.

The funny clown at the circus will distract children from being bored.

The captivating novel will distract her from the stress of the day.

The smell of freshly baked cookies in the kitchen can distract anyone from their chores.

The playful puppy tried to distract the girl from her homework by wagging its tail.

A loud noise can distract students during class.

By the time the alarm rings, she will have distracted herself with various tasks.

The intriguing plot of the novel distracts her for hours.

The persistent buzzing of the phone can distract drivers on the road.

The teacher used a puppet to distract the class and make them laugh.

The colorful pictures in the storybook can distract children from their homework.

After the rain, the rainbow will have distracted the children playing in the park.

The teacher used funny stories to distract the children and make learning more enjoyable.

The loud noise outside the classroom window can distract students from their lessons.

The funny puppet show can distract babies.

I am distracting her with a surprise party.

The vibrant colors of the painting are distracting me from my thoughts.

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