Distraught is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISTRAUGHT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• agitated with doubt or mental conflict or pain
• very worried and upset
• Torn asunder; separated.
• Distracted; perplexed.
• deeply agitated especially from emotion
• agitated or distracted

Words related to DISTRAUGHT

bestraught16 distract11 distraughtly20

Words that contain DISTRAUGHT

distraughtly20

How to use DISTRAUGHT in a sentence

• He made one of the party to Williamsburg, and, though distraught in the conversation, was keenly alert to all he saw.
• With glimmering lamps in the foliage and the not distant sounds of daily life, even the woods have nothing fearful to the meditative or the distraught.
• Wherefore, because of the hardship he then endured, he by and by became distraught in his mind.
• The distraught girl besought her hostess to take her jewels and hand them out to the burglars and thus ensure peace and safety for all.
• Walter was distraught by the havoc he had caused, and in doubt whether, after all, his action had not been too impetuous.
• Then Gunn took the effigy out and put it to bed, as though it were his distraught friend.
• And, O monarch, while she slept, Nala, with heart and mind distraught, could not slumber calmly as before.
• VI MARTY BRIGGS Joe went home in a distraught condition.
• The west was faintly yellow, the forest dark, when from the tent to which she had retired at noon, quite distraught and incoherent.
• And round the bed clustered as many distraught women, and men hovering at their skirts, as gathered at the foot of the plaster Calvary above.
• John wandered like one distraught through the freezing slush and mud of the country roads that night, feeling no fatigue and no discomfort.
• Meditate on this, O people, and be not of them that wander distraught in the wilderness of error.
• But such things were far from the thoughts of the distraught knight.
• He was filled with anguish at the thought that her ardent vows were forgotten, and wandered through the woods like one distraught, seeking solace and finding none.
• Enoch was not deeply impressed by their advice except as to one point, which they repeated so often that it really penetrated his distraught and weary mind.
• He came to me, in his grief, distraught with anguish of heart, and told me this tale of treachery and wrong.
• For, even if she be distraught, and beside herself, as I well deem, I am sent to be a friend of all them that suffer.
• Perhaps behind the distraught and weary mind which could not recognise him, the soul that loved him felt his presence and was vaguely comforted.
• So absent-minded and distraught was Lucian, that Miss Greeb, who had long suspected something was wrong with him, spoke that very evening about himself.
• Then he, with air distraught, And brow of anxious thought, Went out into the world beyond the wood.
• He kept on, more and more distraught, losing money, then groaning about it and wiping his trickling and distressed countenance.
• But her distraught brain was not yet equal to a complexity of thought.
• She was too distraught to note if his heart was beating.
• Thomas Haydon stood for a moment with the wild, distraught look of one who sees a sight altogether beyond belief or reason, then he made to spring forward.
• Nevil all distraught to say that it is about at the clubs that my wife will have a divorce and marry the doctor, on the which hearing I much annoyed and summon Mrs.
• Her distraught air and strange array attracted instant notice.
• Starting with the simple theme of love, the author proceeds to depict its excess in the love-lunes of the distraught Amyntas.
• Janet was well-nigh distraught at this awful cloud of anger that was about to break forth in the thunder of his tongue and stroke of sword.
• She was distraught and uneasy in her mind, could settle less and less to her singing or a book, and was the victim of an increasing restlessness of mind and limb.
• Unfortunately this report was not considered, and on the 16th day of May poor Gray, distraught by his sufferings, cut his throat.
• He was hopelessly distraught and his face appeared no less pallid in daylight than in the electric glare in which Rose had found him.
• And Lane divined that she felt she and her daughter, and all other women of this distraught land, owed him and his comrades a debt which could never be paid.
• All of them had a distraught, haggard appearance and were constantly looking behind them.

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