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Meanings of electric shock in English
Usage of electric shock in English
1
Adding hospitalization and electric shock to the mix sadly compounded the problem.
2
In 2003 he underwent cardioversion electric shock treatment for a heart irregularity.
3
The words tingled through the mind of Ashe like an electric shock.
4
The crowd stirred as if the electric shock had swept every nerve.
5
They dread the electric shock of a too sudden contact with it.
6
Old Japan experienced this electric shock and New Japan is the result.
7
The realization hit Cortana like a powerful electric shock throughout her body.
8
The words seem to startle, like an electric shock, the whole audience.
9
She handed them to me and they gave me an electric shock.
10
Suddenly an idea hit me with the force of an electric shock.
11
And now this select circle seemed agitated as by an electric shock.
12
He started as if an electric shock had shot through his frame.
13
You see, Mr. Kennedy, that simply could not be the electric shock.
14
She suddenly stopped, and an electric shock passed through her whole frame.
15
Her fingers on him were like an electric shock through his body.
16
As she did, a feeling like an electric shock surged through her.
This collocation consists of:
Electric shock through the time
Electric shock across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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