Distractions is valid Scrabble Word

Is distractions a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is distractions valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

12 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for DISTRACTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

DISTRACTION, the act of distracting or the state of being distracted
a thing that prevents someone from concentrating on something else
a diversion or recreation
extreme agitation of the mind

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the act of distracting or the state of being distracted; mental confusion

Words related to DISTRACTIONS

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How to use DISTRACTIONS in a sentence

Certainly distractions were frequent and troublesome, at least to a newcomer.
He preserved simplicity and gentleness amid all the distractions attending his government.
Arthur Weldon, for his part, consoled himself by plunging into social distractions and devoting himself to Diana Von Taer, whose strange personality for a time fascinated him.
You will have distractions there which you have not here.
A busy country town was likely to furnish interests and distractions of a different kind.
In spite of all the distractions and pleasures of town life which Mr.
And now to grapple with it! Now to get it clear! What work was he going to do? That settled, he would deal with his distractions readily enough.
To be sure I had formed it in haste and amid the distractions of a pretty sharp combat.
It was most restful after the tumult and distractions of war, the unpleasant ocean voyage, and the landing at desolate Portland Point.
Light and sound and all distractions of the outer world were carefully excluded from his chamber.

Penetrated with the dignity of his office, he sacrificed his life to it, rejecting the most simple distractions, and the most innocent pleasures.
But plots and parties give new matters birth, And state distractions serve you here for mirth.
Sir Tancred after a while grew impatient for the distractions of which he had acquired so deep-rooted a habit.
From the outset, he daily undertook and resolutely accomplished, in spite of sea-sickness and other distractions, four important tasks.
Or, as if they had been swept away by some impatient fighter, who wanted no distractions from the purpose at hand.
This indulgence gave offence to the presbyterians, and former distractions began to revive.
The king of England had, before the death of the duke of Burgundy, profited extremely by the distractions of France and was daily making a considerable progress in Normandy.
The distractions, temptations, and pitfalls that might interfere with its consummation are many and varied.
It was, therefore, necessary to invent distractions for them.
The laws regulating married life in the country, for instance, cannot be the same as those regulating a household in town, where frequent distractions give variety to life.
A thousand distractions arise from within and without, and then comes drowsiness and sleep.
Such studies must have been pursued without serious distractions and under qualified teachers.
He was writing, however, as it should seem, under something more than the usual distractions of a man with two establishments.
There were no distractions in the way of professional football or other games.
To picnic in Sneyd Park was one of the chief distractions of the Five Towns on Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
Muir encountered no distractions after business hours.
He will see to it that, in so far as possible, the air and light are good, that there are no unnecessary distractions, and that he is as comfortable bodily as can be.
I asked him what his distractions were, now that the strain was over and his ambitions so gloriously achieved.
The distractions of more numerous social interests may actually accompany the later years of school age.
For England will ever be the wonder and despair of other nations in its capacity, no matter with what seriousness its hands are filled, for pursuing controversial distractions.
It is an unquestionable fact that some profound thinkers cannot pursue their intellectual operations amidst the distractions of light and noise.
Not the greatest, nor the worst of sorrows, for shame is worse, and hopeless hunger, and a life all of barren toil without distractions, without joy, must be far worse.
FREEDOM FROM DISTRACTIONS There is no possibility of securing good results from a lesson period constantly broken in upon by distractions.
Careful planning and good management can eliminate many of the distractions common to the church school lesson hour.
Others again, who cannot obtain these honourable distractions, envy those who possess them.

Similar words containing TRACTION without suffix s and without prefix dis

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