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Meanings of little distrait in English
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Usage of little distrait in English
1
You seem a little distrait, Feltham; I mean a little upset about something.
2
Forgive me if I seem a little distrait for a moment or two.
3
Molly, on her side, was a little distrait and listless and very touchy.
4
Jeanne was the only one who was a little distrait.
5
Sir Timothy had begun to talk about the opera but Francis was a little distrait.
6
He found that worthy a little distrait and far from any desire to do big business.
7
Mr. Beach appeared in due season, a little distrait, as becomes a man who has just been engaged on important and responsible duties.
8
Syme seemed a little distrait, and as he passed under the doorway he suddenly struck his stick on the stone passage so that it rang.