unstrung

It was three in the morning when I reached the farm-house, and today I am all unstrung and quivering after my terrific adventure.

The whole esquadrille was unstrung—naturally; even their famous ace, Boisrobert.

The thought suddenly seized me; I sprang forward, unstrung his drum, threw the strap over my shoulder, and beat the pas de charge!

I was frightened, so frightened I shook from head to foot, but it was because my nerves were all unstrung.

She was unstrung and superstitious—the fun of the game died in her, and she felt weak and nauseated.

But,' with a leap back as sudden as an unstrung bow to her own topic, 'you have not answered my question yet!

I believe that our father is dead; and for my part I am so sick at heart, that my nerves are all unstrung.

My bow is unstrung, my sword is sheathed, and I would fain rest from my labours.

He had never been encouraged in superstitious beliefs, but he was an imaginative child, and just now bewildered and unstrung.

Her nerves were all unstrung; she felt more low-spirited and depressed than ever.