No. 3,983 in French
bouleversé
Deeply shaken or distressed.
In a sentence
Je suis bouleversé par les nouvelles.
I am upset by the news.
In this sentence, 'bouleversé' is used to express emotional disturbance or significant impact caused by external circumstances.
Sa vie a été bouleversée après l'accident.
Her life was turned upside down after the accident.
Here, 'bouleversée' refers to drastic change or upheaval in someone's life, emphasizing the depth of the event's effect.
Ce film m'a bouleversé; il est tellement émouvant.
This movie moved me deeply; it is so touching.
In this context, 'bouleversé' is employed to convey a strong emotional reaction, often positive but profound.
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