distractful

English

Etymology

From distract +‎ -ful.

Adjective

distractful (comparative more distractful, superlative most distractful)

  1. (archaic) distracting
    • 1636, Thomas Heywood, Love's Mistress:
      thank thy sisters, they apparrel'd thee
      In that distractful state

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