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Emotional Intensity

Used to express strong feelings that deeply affect one's mind or emotions.

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After the breakup, he was distracted to distraction.
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Hyperbole Alert

Often an exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally.

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During the concert, I missed her presence to distraction.
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Negative Context

Typically implies a negative emotion or situation, such as worry or annoyance.

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The constant noise from upstairs annoys me to distraction.
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