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Meanings of expressed shock in English

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Usage of expressed shock in English
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed shock over the actor's death.
Reuters
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The investigating officer expressed shock and surprise when I asked him, Mtetwa said.
Reuters
3
Oil traders in New York expressed shock at the relentless selling.
Reuters
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Some expressed shock at the twist on the Radio 4 programme.
The Guardian
5
Some have expressed shock, sadness and empathy for Mr. Godwin's family.
Ebony
6
Even some inside government expressed shock at the proposed measure.
The Guardian
7
Irish people have expressed shock at the latest tragedy to hit the Kennedy family.
The Irish Times
8
Friends and family expressed shock and disbelief at the claims.
The Guardian
9
The investigating officer expressed shock and surprise when I asked him, Mtetwa told Reuters.
Reuters
10
Brunei's gay community has expressed shock and fear at the "medieval punishments".
BBC
11
Relatives and the dead man's legal team expressed shock and outrage at the revelations.
The Guardian
12
Stephenson expressed shock that her grandmother and uncle were attacked.
Jamaica Observer
13
Mr Law expressed shock at the result, saying it showed people "wanted change".
Radio NZ
14
He expressed shock that some media commentators were calling into question Israel's right to exist.
The Guardian
15
Many of the artists whose own material was reported to have been destroyed expressed shock.
Reuters
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The images prompted more than 2000 responses on Reddit, where users expressed shock and sympathy.
News.com.au
This collocation consists of:
Expressed shock across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common