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Definition of «shocker»

A shocker is something that is unexpected, surprising or shocking. It can refer to an event or situation that causes a strong emotional reaction, often one of surprise and sometimes even horror. The term can also be used more lightheartedly to describe something that is particularly impressive or exciting.

Usage examples

  1. The audience was left in complete shock when the unexpected plot twist was revealed in the movie. It was a real shocker.
  2. The journalist broke a major scandal that was a shocker to the entire political community.
  3. The final score of the game was a shocker, as the underdog team defeated the reigning champions.
  4. The revelation of the secret identity of the main character in the TV series was a shocker that left viewers stunned.
  5. The sudden resignation of the CEO came as a shocker to both employees and investors.

Phrases with «shocker»

Sentences with «shocker»

  • Freshman back Jacquizz Rodgers darted through the USC defense as Oregon State delivered the first big shocker of» 08 (si.com)
  • The real shocker for Dungeon Siege fans is the terrific 18 - hour story's memorable characters and choices, where a spared enemy might turn out to be a convenient ally later. (pcgamer.com)
  • Brad Tivin and Michael Goldstein combined to put up 39 points to help keep this one somewhat close but that just wasn't enough to cause any kind of shocker in this one. (allsportsseries.com)
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