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She's too distraught to know what she's saying.distraught = extremely distressed
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I was so distraught from the breakup; I didn't think I'd ever be happy again.
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At the time, she was distraught over the loss of her child.
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She woke her up with the same distraught shake. (source)
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He turned and wrote "distraught" on the instructional board. (source)distraught = severe worry or dismay
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Instead of feeling distraught over this turn of events, moreover, McCandless was exhilarated: He saw the flash flood as an opportunity to shed unnecessary baggage. (source)distraught = distressed
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Angela stood between her determined mother and her distraught partner, paralyzed by the burden of choice. (source)distraught = extremely distressed
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Some seemed calm; others were shaking their heads or looking distraught. (source)distraught = distressed
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I was beside myself; distraught beyond words. (source)
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My father gave money instead and she was distraught, saying that wasn't the same. (source)distraught = extremely distressed
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His face was tight and closed, but I could tell he was distraught. (source)
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Frantic now, he plunges into the moving crowd, searching each row of distraught women. (source)
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Pilot Joe Deasy recalled a distraught airman who came to him with a question: If a crewman went mad during a mission, would the crew shoot him? (source)distraught = distressed
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Setting his fables in the palaces of yesteryear, Rosotsky lit them in the hazy aura of dreams, shot them in the soft focus of memories, and capped the first, second, and third acts with close-ups of his starlet: Anna aspiring; Anna distraught; Anna at long last in love. (source)distraught = extremely distressed
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How has that made you feel, Harry? Betrayed? Distraught? Misunderstood? (source)
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Minho was standing behind him, looking distraught and dirty, and spotted Thomas first. (source)
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