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1. distract : if sth distracts you or your attention from sth, it takes your attention away from it. ex) Tom admits that playing video games sometimes distracts him from his homework. ex) You are distracting me from my work. ex) A noise outside momentarily distracted her. ex) It is easy to get distracted when you're studying. cf) distract oneself: divert one's attention from sth unpleasant by do..

1. Considering : You use considering to indicate that you are thinking about a particular fact when making a judgment or giving an opinion. : "Considering" is a preposition that's used to indicate that you are thinking about a particular fact, circumstance, or piece of information while making a decision or forming a judgment. It's a way to provide context or rationale for a statement or decisio..

1. commensurate : equal or similar to sth in size, amount, or degree : corresponding in size or degree : in proportion : used to describe when something is in proportion or corresponds in size, extent, amount, or degree with something else. ex) Ryan's salary is commensurate with his ability; like his ability, his salary is small. ex) The punishment should be commensurate with the offense. ex) We..