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1. (adj.) distraught
bewildered; deeply agitated.
2. distraught
mentally deranged; crazed.
Etymology: (1350–1400; var. of obs. distract distracted, by assoc. with straught, old ptp. of stretch)
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| Definition of 'distraught' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) distraught, overwrought
deeply agitated especially from emotion
"distraught with grief"
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| Definition of 'distraught' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) distraught
torn asunder; separated
2. (adj) distraught
distracted; perplexed
3. distraught
of Distract
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Sense: very worried and upset.
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 Afrikaans: buite jouself, radeloos |
 Arabic: ذاهِل، شَديد الإضطِراب |
 Bulgarian: смутен |
 Brazilian: transtornado |
 Czech: rozrušený, bez sebe |
 German: durcheinander |
 Danish: oprørt |
 Greek: ταραγμένος, ανήσυχος |
 Spanish: afligido, trastornado |
 Estonian: arustära |
 Farsi: پریشان؛ سراسیمه |
 Finnish: suunniltaan |
 French: angoissé |
 Hebrew: מוּדאָג |
 Hindi: परेशान |
 Croatian: izbezumljen, zbunjen |
 Hungarian: megzavarodott |
 Indonesian: resah |
 Icelandic: örvinglaður |
 Italian: sconvolto |
 Japanese: 取り乱した |
 Korean: 마음이 산란한 |
 Lithuanian: susisielojęs, susirūpinęs |
 Latvian: ļoti norūpējies/sarūgtinā |
 Malay: dukacita |
 Dutch: overstuur |
 Norwegian: fortvilet, ute av seg |
 Polish: strapiony |
 Persian: پریشان؛ سراسیمه |
 Pashto: ليونى، ګيچ |
 Portuguese: transtornado |
 Romanian: înnebunit (de) |
 Russian: смятенный |
 Slovak: rozrušený, bez seba |
 Slovenian: vznemirjen |
 Serbian: izbezumljen |
 Swedish: upprörd, oroad |
 Thai: ว้าวุ่นใจ |
 Turkish: kaygılı, üzgün |
 Taiwanese: 心急如焚的 |
 Ukrainian: збожеволілий |
 Urdu: حد سے زیادہ پریشان |
 Vietnamese: quẫn trí |
 Chinese: 忧心如焚的，心神错乱的 |
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