Disturbed and Snapped

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Disturbed adjective - Having the place or position changed.

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Snapped and disturbed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Snapped" instead a verb "Disturbed".

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Disturbed and snapped are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disturbed" instead a verb "Snapped".

Nearby Words: snap, snappy, snappish, snapper, snapping

Disturbed's "Down with the Sickness" tells of child abuse as a metaphor for society punishing the "freaks," but the main point is that the narrator has just snapped...

Source: Sanity Slippage Song
Insane Equals Violent: Seasons heavily implies that you're playing as a mentally disturbed person who tried to undergo treatment but eventually snapped and killed someone.

Source: Video Game / Cube Escape
In one episode, when the Killer Bass were forced to wake up Duncan (who had given a threat of injury if his nap was disturbed) in order to win the current event, Duncan immediately snapped at Harold, even though it was Courtney who made the decision to wake him up.

Source: Misplaced Retribution

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