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distraction
noun as in having one's attention drawn away
Example Sentences
Fox News welcomed the decision, arguing that Newsmax’s legal strategy is a distraction from its business challenges.
Holness denied any wrongdoing and accused the PNP of using the report as a "distraction" because, he said, the government's record was such that there was little the opposition could criticise.
He said "nobody is ever satisfied" with the files that have been released, adding that the call for more releases is a distraction from his record in office.
So this parade - with all the rhetoric about an old enemy, Japan - may be a welcome distraction.
Somewhat chastened by that thought, one went for a walk; the nearby Mount Vernon Trail might be a good place for distraction from doomscrolling in the imagination.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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