suffix -ed v. to draw attention to something else or cause to turn aside
The girl was distracted by the birds outside.
The girl was distracted by the birds outside.
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Because he distracted the driver he was found culpable for the accident.
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What distracted Goddard and lead him to the house?
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When Max was attempting to retrieve his dad's comic book, Ralph was distracted by a phone call from who?
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What distracted Cracker that caused her separation from Rick?
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What was Springer distracted by when she was released?
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What did Rob do while his friends distracted Wilt?
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What was Katie's father distracted by as they walked to the TV area?
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What distracted Dina from her work?
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What distracted Superman from fighting the armored man?
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Why is Dunk's teammate Jared so distracted lately?
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When Edmund went to search what distracted him?
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What distracted Jeb in the drainage pipe?
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What did Eric see in his mind that distracted him from the game?
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The thief distracted the bystanders.
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sidetrack; interfere; divert
focus; concentrate
3 syllables
dis-tract-ed
acted
attracted
compacted
detracted
enacted
exacted
extracted
impacted
protracted
reacted
redacted
retracted
subtracted
transacted
interacted
reenacted
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