Capable of being distracted or drawn away from attention; able to have one's focus altered or redirected.
From distract plus the suffix -ile (from Latin -ilis, meaning 'capable of or relating to'), similar to words like 'tactile' or 'mobile'.
Distractile is the rarer cousin of distractible, used mainly in technical psychology and neurology to describe the neurological capacity to be pulled off-task.
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