The phrase "totally triggered" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to someone experiencing a strong emotional response, usually negative, to a particular situation or topic. Example: After reading the insensitive comments on her social media post, Sarah was totally triggered and had to step away from her phone to calm down.
Also, Morris's voice totally triggers an A.S.M.R. response, if you're into that sort of thing.
The following year, armed with a digital camera (a Fuji Finepix S3Pro) bought from his friend, the acclaimed Nigerian documentary photographer George Osodi, Opara travelled by road to Senegal and back, "shooting all the way, totally trigger crazy".
Climate change does not totally trigger any extreme event, but climate change does increase the odds for extreme weather.
Reversible blockade of the vocally active PLA in the region in which only echolocation calls can be triggered totally blocks PAG-induced echolocation calls but not communication calls.
FasL totally failed to trigger caspase activation and apoptosis in I9-2e cells (Fig. 2).
In addition, we did find a significant behavioural response of our experimental fish to their rearing conditions, so it seems most likely that the behaviour of dominants was triggered primarily or totally by these behavioural cues.
The motor plan elicited by the olfactory stimulus is not totally overridden by the motor plan triggered, at a later time, by the visual target.
In the current experiment, we found the RAGE blockade pretreatment could not totally abolish the activation of NF- κB triggered by AGEs.
Platelet aggregation triggered by PAF and arachidonate addition was totally inhibited by photoexcited TiO2, while partial inhibition of aggregation triggered by ADP was observed.
This triggered hunger strikes among the detainees – they were totally exasperated, it just pushed them over the edge – and two days later they rioted".
