The honest name for a thing gone wrong — stated with its reason, never as shame; the task-state that asks for eyes.
Old French truble, from Latin turbare (to disturb, stir up), from turba (a crowd, tumult), named a disturbance stated plainly rather than as a shame.
The honest name given to a thing gone wrong, stated with its reason and never as shame, a state that asks plainly for attention.