shocked
Pronunciation: [ʃɑkt]
Word
Context: “emotional response”
(adjective) feeling a strong surprise or dismay, often from unexpected news or events. When something surprising or upsetting happens, like hearing bad news, you can feel shocked.
Example
She was shocked to receive such a wonderful surprise party for her birthday.
Example
He was not shocked at all by the news; he had expected it.
Example
Were you shocked when you heard about the accident?
Context: “emotional response”
(verb) to cause someone to feel strong surprise or dismay. This happens when someone experiences something surprising or upsetting.
Example
The news of the team's victory shocked the fans with joy.
Example
The calm explanation did not shock the audience; they remained relaxed.
Example
What shocked you the most during the presentation?
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