undistracted

Then, too, opposition tends to focus the marginalized mind, undistracted as it is by the chastening realities of power.

She kept her mind undistracted by the hideous noises she produced, and expected others to do so.

An undistracted fortnight at the Abbey cooled Lady Barbara's resentment and checked the more romantic flights of her imagination.

The person may gain, undistracted by other relationships, a closer communion with the one.

Undistracted, un-dis-trak′ted, adj. not distracted, not having the attention drawn away from.

But Mildred's blood was dancing still and she abandoned herself to the pleasure of it, undistracted by speech.