Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
jarred
verb (past tense)
/dʒɑrd/

Definition
To have shocked or disturbed someone, often creating a sense of discomfort.

Examples
- She was jarred by the loud noise coming from the street.
- The sudden change in temperature jarred his senses.
- His harsh words jarred her peaceful thoughts.

Meaning
The term ‘jarred’ conveys a feeling of being startled or unsettled due to an unexpected event or action.

Synonyms
- shocked
- disturbed
- surprised
- unsettled