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the shocked
verb
To cause to be emotionally shocked.
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Count us among the shocked.
The shocked 20-year-old star shrieked: "Oh my God - I really, really, really didn't expect this at all".
The curvature of the shock front is due to lateral release of material from the shocked to an unshocked state.
Our crew helped save many of the shocked and injured passengers before the fuselage exploded, killing 57 people.
During each contraction and expansion strong shocks are formed, and the shocked matter is ejected at large velocities.
Spinally transected rats given legshock whenever one hindlimb is extended learn to maintain the shocked leg in a flexed position, minimizing net shock exposure.
Screaming is heard as the camera falls to the floor, before the network cuts to the shocked news anchor.
Among the shocked: Mr. Boockvar himself.
Right down the shocked street with a siren-blast.
"No, he's not dead," said the shocked doctor.
"People are in the shocked and frightened phase.
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