Pronunciation: /dɪˈstræktɪv/
adjective describing something that causes distraction or interrupts focus
A1 The loud music was distractive during the exam.
A2 Her phone constantly buzzing was distractive while she was trying to study.
B1 The bright colors of the advertisement were distractive and took away from the main message.
B2 The constant noise in the office was distractive and made it hard to focus on work.
C1 The flashy graphics on the website were distractive and detracted from the overall user experience.
C2 The intricate details in the painting were distractive, drawing attention away from the main subject.
formal The distractive elements in the presentation hindered the audience's ability to focus on the main points.
informal All the distractive noise in the room made it hard to concentrate on my work.
slang Stop being so distractive, I'm trying to study here!
figurative Her bright personality was like a distractive light in the midst of darkness.
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