Nerve-wreck

It stands not far under these circumstances from the lunatic asylum and leaves a memory of nerve-wreck, or even of cowardice, which does not minister to self-respect.

The result as we saw it was a terrible one, and we could fancy the nerve-wreck of Charles Baudelaire, before the bow snapped, from the ravaged picture before us.

Plunging deep in trauma and nerve-wreck after surviving a Nazi' shelling in one of the felled London streets.

Behold the triumph of hypnotic mystification by the might of which the vacuous become profound and the flabby-willed nerve-wreck a heroine of dauntless faith!

It wouldn't happen again, for not one in a hundred of your Squadron-Leaders is a nerve-wreck.

He was a nerve-wreck.