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The phrase "be devastated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of grief, shock, or emotional pain in response to a distressing event or situation.
Example: "When she heard the news of her friend's passing, she was completely devastated."
Alternatives: "be heartbroken" or "be crushed".
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I'll be devastated".
"I'll be devastated, absolutely devastated".
He added, "I'd be devastated".
"She's going to be devastated.
My children would be devastated.
John Kasich will be devastated.
Gill will be devastated, I'm sure.
His family are said to be devastated.
Both Harmison and Hoggard will be devastated.
"He would be devastated," she said.
I know that I would be devastated.
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