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Definition of «jolt»

A jolt is a sudden, sharp shock or disturbance that disrupts something. It can refer to an unexpected event or occurrence that takes someone by surprise and causes them to be taken aback or taken out of their comfort zone. In other words, it's like being hit with a bolt of lightning - it comes suddenly, creates a big impact, and leaves you feeling shaken up.

Usage examples

  1. I felt a sudden jolt as the roller coaster accelerated downward.
  2. The announcement of the team's victory gave a jolt of energy to the fans.
  3. The earthquake sent a powerful jolt throughout the city.
  4. His statement about leaving the country caused a jolt of panic among his friends.
  5. The horrifying movie scene gave me a jolt of fear.
  6. The cold shower provided a much-needed jolt to wake me up in the morning.

Phrases with «jolt»

Sentences with «jolt»

  • There are some interesting moments and elements — the recurring dream sequence plays out well, but most of the good stuff is quickly dropped in favor of jolts of shock and awe. (moviereviewsfromthedark.com)
  • The pebbles are able to self - assemble using «electropermanent magnets,» whose magnetism can be switched on and off with jolts of electricity, allowing them to come together, communicate and share energy and then also fall apart quickly. (treehugger.com)
  • Glitch Jam is a game jam being hosted by Game Jolt in which participants are asked to make a game that uses glitches as an «integral part» of the game's -LSB-...] (egmr.net)
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