triggered
- adjective
- /ˈtrɪɡərd/
- Slang
:
ofendido
- I feel so triggered when I hear people talking about my past experiences.
And then you won't have been triggered and you'll listen to me.
- And then you won't have been triggered and you'll listen to me.
- Right now we're so hate on hate triggered, right?
- When it comes to situations that you are triggered by that ring the bell.
Examples
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Because I've read that more actually young women are triggered by today's politics.
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Her comments about failure made me triggered because of my previous struggles.
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Right now we're so hate on hate triggered, right?
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those of us who are triggered by the fear of losing control,
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You know, I'm triggered when often they mean I'm offended.
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OK, maybe something a little less triggering for you, Bixby.
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That's so it's a little bit of a triggering topic for me actually.
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She said she finds it like triggering Charles.
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Don't confuse the triggered memories for regret.
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Seeing that old photo really triggered painful memories from my childhood.
Synonyms
4
3.3
Feeling hurt or offended by what someone says
3
2.3
Feeling hurt because someone said or did something rude
Feeling hurt and angry because someone treated you badly
Feeling angry because someone on purpose annoyed you
Antonyms
How Upset
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Triggered comes from trigger, the small part of a gun you pull to make it fire. A helpful way to remember it is that to 'trigger' something means 'to set off' or start it, so feeling triggered means a thing or memory has started a strong emotional reaction, often a reminder of a past bad experience.