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"rocked by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to indicate that someone is experiencing strong emotions, either positive or negative. For example, "The crowd was rocked by the band's amazing performance."
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I'm going to get rocked by people".
The country was rocked by another economic collapse in 2002.
Denmark's capital has been rocked by two deadly shootings.
Serbia's government will be rocked by this result.
Malawi has been rocked by political and economic turmoil.
All states have been rocked by the Great Recession.
Wall Street has already been rocked by job cuts.
"That crowd has been rocked by foreclosures," he said.
Ah, the sound of a woman rocked by grief.
The country also continues to be rocked by violence.
We have all been rocked by this tragedy.
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