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Meanings of shaken in English

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Japanese star shaped throwing weapon.

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Disturbed psychologically as if by a physical jolt or shock.

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Usage of shaken in English
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He's obviously very shaken, he's got a long road ahead, he said.
News.com.au
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CHINA:Will China be shaken or stirred by the new James Bond film?
The Irish Times
3
His loss and the circumstances surrounding it have shaken the party vote.
The Irish Times
4
Mr Lindsay said the rescue left him and his tour group shaken.
Radio NZ
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Whatever the cause the costly error had shaken his faith in Jennings.
The Man from the Bitter Roots
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She had not quite shaken off the effects of the new venom.
Dreamsnake
7
Once more the box is shaken; once more the oracular bamboo protrudes.
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: First Series
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However, the east has remained volatile, shaken by sporadicfighting and ethnic massacres.
The Irish Times
9
Mr Ali said people were shaken up but the community would recover.
Radio NZ
10
Yesterday's fallout has shaken the company's confidence in the product, he said.
Reuters
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Faith in politics has been badly shaken and needs to be restored.
The Guardian
12
That has shaken Poles' faith in NATO's resolve, officials in Warsaw say.
Reuters
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A strong earthquake has shaken the lower parts of the South Island.
Radio NZ
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But subsequent tough talk from Trump officials has shaken those expectations somewhat.
Reuters
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He could tell that Wardle had been shaken by the new attack.
Career of Evil
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Already, the new gravitational-wave data has shaken up the field of astrophysics.
Wired
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