No. 9,083 in French
commotionné
Shaken or agitated.
In a sentence
Marie était très commotionnée après le choc traumatique.
Marie was very shaken after the traumatic shock.
The word 'commotionnée' is used to describe someone who is emotionally or mentally affected by a significant or shocking event.
Les témoins de l'accident semblaient commotionnés par ce qu'ils avaient vu.
The witnesses of the accident seemed shaken by what they had seen.
In this sentence, 'commotionnés' refers to the state of being disturbed or shocked due to witnessing a distressing event.
Après le coup soudain, il était apparemment commotionné et avait besoin de repos.
After the sudden blow, he was apparently shaken and needed rest.
Here, 'commotionné' is used to denote being physically or emotionally overwhelmed following a sudden impact or event.
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