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distracter

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dis·tract·er also dis·trac·tor  (d-strktr)
n.
One of the incorrect answers presented as a choice in a multiple-choice test.
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And here is where it got amazing in several cities: audience members--Jewish, Muslim and Christian alike--prevented the distracter from disrupting the event.
Coming to America by Omer, Mohammed / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
In her opinion it is essential that students protect themselves from eventual distracters and competitors to the task performance in order to keep focused.
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