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Meanings of jolt in English
Usage of jolt in English
1
You might need another jolt of caffeine, because we need to talk.
2
However, the development will be a major jolt to the shadow cabinet.
3
I found out later I was lucky that that second jolt happened.
4
Still, the entire world had been given a severe jolt... View Article
5
And this result must jolt them into a rediscovery of their roots.
6
The jolt of fear I'd gotten had gone far toward that end.
7
Razer has given both the CPU and graphics subsystems quite a jolt.
8
Something thrummed through him, a familiar jolt of power, a warmth within.
9
The midwife's voice brought him back to the present with a jolt.
10
When Berdych goes down, thousands of spectators all jolt in their seats.
11
It was the final jolt she needed to snap her fully awake.
12
The jolt she got seemed to dislocate every bone in her body.
13
I think for my family, it was a jolt to the spine.
14
She had stopped thinking, as a small, exquisite jolt stirred her body.
15
It did not jolt over ruts, however, so Martha couldn't reasonably complain.
16
A jolt of power ran through me, made me drop his arm.
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Jolt through the time
Jolt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common