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distracted

[dih-strak-tid] / dɪˈstræk tɪd /
ADJECTIVE
troubled
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ADJECTIVE
absent-minded
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These can detect when drivers are distracted, if you’re hard braking and rapidly accelerating or if you’re often driving late at night — all things which signal to insurance companies that you might be a liability.

From MarketWatch

In his speech to the conference in Newport, Andrew RT Davies will say Labour's Welsh government is "out of touch" and distracted by "minority fringe issues".

From BBC

He looks up for a bit before getting distracted again.

From Washington Post

Those older songs are the ones fans memorized in middle school, before streaming distracted them with limitless choice.

From Los Angeles Times

She distracted herself by focusing on the documentary she was working on about kidnap gangs - "It was easier to think about," she says.

From BBC