distraught
loco
definition
adjective
a distraught woman sobbed and screamed for help
deeply upset and agitated.
translation of 'distraught'
adjective
inquietÃsimo,
muy perturbado,
loco
example
Her family have been informed by police and were said to be 'distraught' .
He said floral tributes had been put at the front door to the flat, including one by a girl who seemed quite 'distraught' .
The sudden loss of their beloved puppies has left owners 'distraught' and desperate.
Matthew's 'distraught' mother, Ann, was offered comfort by the youngsters at the scene.
The 'distraught' owners spent several hours walking around the area searching for their dogs but had no luck.
I would be totally 'distraught' if she died and I couldn't do anything about it.
They were too 'distraught' to talk and appealed to the assembled media to stay away.
My parents were 'distraught' and upset by the actions of this person or people.
She was left 'distraught' after callous thieves stole the wheelchair from outside her flat in Godric Place.
After looking up my marks on Quest, I was 'distraught' to find they had a slight scar to them.
A 'distraught' father has told how his wife sat watching TV as a car crashed through their living room wall.
Some of the professors at a local university are 'distraught' over the state of affairs here.
Michelle and her children's deaths have shattered their families and left them 'distraught' .
This is something no one dare tell a 'distraught' woman, desperate to know whether she should be grieving or not.
The verdict and sentence have left Rita's older sister Annette 'distraught' and deeply upset.
His 'distraught' wife Lesley had to break the devastating news to the children that their dad would not be coming home.
There was none so I smiled at the 'distraught' gentleman and game him the thumbs up sign.
He was 'distraught' and we virtually had to tie him down to stop him leaping back into the water.
The 'distraught' uncle said the family was praying for the safe release of the teenager.
He was so honored and yet again, 'distraught' that my name was on the bottom corner.
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