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distraught
[dih-strawt]
adjective
distracted; deeply agitated.
mentally deranged; crazed.
distraught
/ ɪˈٰɔː /
adjective
distracted or agitated
raremad
Other 51Թ Forms
- distraughtly adverb
- overdistraught adjective
- undistraught adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of distraught1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of distraught1
Example Sentences
As she and other residents continued documenting, Meltzer came across a distraught woman who was the wife of the man the federal agents had just arrested.
This California woman is distraught over what she sees in Los Angeles and an "attack" on immigrants by the Trump administration.
Three years ago, the image of a distraught Coco Gauff crying under a towel was one of the rawest moments from a one-sided French Open women's final.
The coroner embraced Zhihan's distraught mother after recording a verdict of accidental death.
In Santa Ana and Los Angeles, those agents wore masks, surrounded migrants as they came out of court and often left family members watching distraught and in tears.
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Related 51Թs
- agitated
- anxious
- concerned
- confused
- crazy
- distressed
- frantic
- hysterical
- mad
- perturbed
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