Distraction and Still

Distraction

Distraction noun - A state of wildly excited activity or emotion.
Usage example: driven to distraction by the constant screaming and bickering in the house

Still is an antonym for distraction.

Nearby Words: distracted, distract, distracting

Still

Still noun - A state of freedom from storm or disturbance.

Distraction is an antonym for still.

Nearby Words: stillness, stilled, stilling

How words are described

good good distraction good still
single single distraction single still
small small distraction small still
massive massive distraction massive still
Other adjectives: big, huge, main, new, major, minor, further, extra, sexy.
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