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Definitions from the Weba shock, jerk, joltDefinition:A shock, jerk, or jolt refers to a sudden and forceful movement or impact typically caused by an external force. It can be either physical or metaphorical. Examples:Noun:1. Physical shock: The electric shock from the faulty wire gave him a sudden jerk. 2. Emotional shock: The news of her father's demise was such a jolt to her emotions. Verb:1. Physical jerk: He accidentally jerked the fishing rod and the hook got stuck in the branch above. 2. Emotional jerk: I felt my heart jerk with fear when I saw the car coming towards me. Related products: | ||||
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