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rattled
When used as an adjective, this word describes a state of mental agitation or loss of composure. It suggests a sudden disruption of confidence, often leaving the person feeling flustered or unable to think clearly. It is more informal than "perturbed" and more specific than "nervous," as it implies a reaction to a specific external trigger.
As a verb, the term refers to the physical production of rapid, clattering sounds. This typically involves hard objects striking each other or a loose object vibrating against a surface. The sound is characterized by its sharpness and irregularity, often associated with instability or mechanical looseness.
Meanings
Examples
He looked completely rattled after the aggressive questioning.
He looked completely rattled after the aggressive questioning.
Stop talking and just breathe. I cannot believe I am this rattled.
The sudden loud noise rattled the windows in their frames.
She tried to hide that she was rattled by the unexpected news.
The old carriage rattled along the cobblestone street.
I was so rattled by the mistake that I forgot my own phone number.
The suspect seemed rattled when the detective mentioned the missing key.
He rattled the handcuffs against the metal table in frustration.