No. 10,392 in Spanish

conmocionado

Deeply shocked or emotionally shaken.

In a sentence

Estoy conmocionado por las noticias que recibí esta mañana.
I am shocked by the news I received this morning.
Here, 'conmocionado' is used to express being emotionally shocked or stunned by unexpected information or events.
El niño estaba conmocionado después de la película de terror.
The child was shocked after the horror movie.
In this context, 'conmocionado' illustrates the effect something impactful, such as a scary movie, can have, causing emotional unrest or unease.
Los ciudadanos quedaron conmocionados tras el terremoto.
The citizens were shocked after the earthquake.
Here, 'conmocionado' refers to the collective emotional or psychological impact experienced after a traumatic event, emphasizing communal feelings.

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