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Definition of distraught - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionally upsetdeeply upset and agitated
- She was distraught after hearing the bad news..
- He was distraught after losing his wallet.
- The child was distraught when her cat went missing.
Origin of distraught
Latin, distrahere (to pull apart)
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emotion
excessively agitated or distraught
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- French:désemparé, ...
- German:verzweifelt, ...
- Italian:sconvolta, ...
- Spanish:consternada, ...
- Portuguese:perturbada, ...
- Chinese:心烦意乱, ...
- Japanese:取り乱した, ...
- Arabic:مُضْطَرِب, ...
- Hebrew:נִסְעָר, ...
- Russian:расстроенный, ...
- Ukrainian:збентежений, ...
- Hindi:व्याकुल, ...
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