distraught (Meaning)

Wordnet

distraught (s)

deeply agitated especially from emotion

Webster

of Distract

Webster

Torn asunder; separated.

Distracted; perplexed.

After the accident, the family was distraught, trying to cope with the sudden and tragic loss.
The distraught mother paced the hospital waiting room, anxiously awaiting news of her injured child.
The distraught traveler frantically searched for his lost passport, fearing he would miss his flight.
The distraught student tearfully explained to their professor why they missed the deadline for the final paper.
The distraught pet owner posted flyers and searched tirelessly for their lost dog, hoping for its safe return.
The distraught employee burst into tears during the performance review, feeling overwhelmed by the negative feedback.
The distraught couple argued heatedly, their voices filled with pain and frustration as they tried to resolve their issues.
The distraught artist destroyed their latest painting in a fit of frustration, feeling dissatisfied with the outcome.
The distraught child cried inconsolably after being separated from their parents in a crowded mall.
The distraught community gathered at the vigil, honoring the victims of the devastating fire that had taken so many lives.

deeply agitated especially from emotionof Distract, Torn asunder; separated., Distracted; perplexed.

worried,agitated, upset, terrified, scared, hysteric, frightened, frantic, troubled, hysterical

peaceful, serene, recollected, recollected, tranquil, collected, tranquil, composed, calm,collected

After the accident, the family was distraught, trying to cope with the sudden and tragic loss.

The distraught mother paced the hospital waiting room, anxiously awaiting news of her injured child.

The distraught traveler frantically searched for his lost passport, fearing he would miss his flight.

The distraught student tearfully explained to their professor why they missed the deadline for the final paper.