unstrung

/ʌnˈstrʌŋ/
adjective
  1. Emotionally upset, nervous, or unable to control one's feelings.
    • He was unstrung by the news of the accident.
    • After the argument, she felt completely unstrung and couldn't focus.
    • The constant noise left him unstrung and irritable all day.
  2. Having the strings removed or broken, especially of a musical instrument or a bow.
    • The guitar was unstrung, so he couldn't play it.
    • He found an unstrung bow in the attic, its wood cracked and dry.
    • The old violin lay unstrung in its case for years.
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