Distract and Please

Distract

Distract verb - To draw the attention or mind to something else.

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Please and distract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Please" instead a verb "Distract".

Please verb - To give satisfaction to.

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Distract and please are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distract" instead a verb "Please".

Nearby Word: pleased

man	distract man	please man
people	distract people	please people
men	distract men	please men
crowd	distract crowd	please crowd
Other words: someone, audience, way, king, boss, father, anyone, everyone, viewers.

Whatever the luxury, this trope is using it as a way to try to distract or please the lady, or to try to get her to give you something in return.

Source: Distracted by the Luxury
Lucca: Could I please be allowed to distract you for just a moment?

Source: Look Behind You / Web Comics
Teatime: Please don't try to distract me.

Source: I Shall Taunt You

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