Really Close
Tending to forget things or be inattentive.
What is Absentminded
Avoided capture, understanding, or explanation; got away from.
What is eluded?
Angry because of unfair treatment; resentful and offended.
What is indignant?
Acting as if you are calm and not worried; casually unconcerned.
What is nonchalantly?
Draw attention from; change direction or focus
What is divert?
Happening in a regular pattern or interval
What is recurring?
Without fully paying attention.
What is absently?
A dazed, near‑unconscious condition often after shock or exhaustion.
What is stupor?
Showing strong dislike or disrespect for someone or something
What is contemptuously?
Pretending or faking confidence in something.
What is bluffing?
Persisting stubbornly; with determination despite difficulty
What is doggedly?
Shaking slightly because of fear, cold, or emotion, etc.
What is quivering?
disorganized or distracted
What is scatterbrained?
A sense that something unpleasant will happen.
What is premonition?
Deeply upset or distraught; visibly overwhelmed.
What is stricken?
Extremely important or necessary
What is vital?
Attractive or interesting; formal request
What is appeal?
Impossible to understand or comprehend; hard to measure or imagine.
What is unfathomable?
Showing disbelief or surprise
What is incredulous?
Suspicious or cautious about someone or something.
What is leery?
Showing a serious, stern, or harsh manner.
What is grimly?
Moving without a purpose or direction.
What is aimlessly?
Begging or pleading in a desperate or emotional way.
What is imploringly?
Lacking basic economic or social advantages; disadvantaged.
Confusing or perplexing; puzzling
Legally cleared of charges.
What is acquitted?
Making a face that shows pain, disgust, or disapproval.
What is grimacing?
Official statement toward something.
What is testify?
A strong belief or feeling (often used to mean a firm belief).
Without stopping; continuously.