v. 1 to disturb suddenly in a way that causes intense surprise upset or disgust; 2 to give an electric shock to.
We were shocked to find out our fort was bugged.
We were shocked to find out our fort was bugged.
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What shocked Cassie?
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Who is Chaya shocked but happy to find in the Warsaw Ghetto?
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Who did Chris see among the men that burned the barn that shocked him?
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What shocked Nia when she returned to her cart after having cleaned up after the attack?
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Why was Uncle Victor shocked to see Kat?
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What did Terry discover that shocked him about Waylon?
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She was shocked by the high incidence of heart disease in men over 40.
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His unholy actions shocked those who knew him.
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What shocked Brett when he talked to Mrs. Weatherspoon about his letter to the editor?
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How had Claudia shocked the girls at the BSC meeting?
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What shocked Jon about his mom and Aunt Janice?
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Why was Mary shocked by the bush boy?
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The children were shocked to find out that Tiller and Sairy kept their money where?
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What was Axolotl shocked that Wren could do?
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surprise; stunner;jolt; electrify
expectation
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