Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

express-shock

verb

/ˈɛk.spres ʃɒk/

Definition

To convey a strong feeling of surprise or disbelief, typically in response to an unexpected event or piece of information.

Examples

When she heard the news, she couldn’t help but express-shock with her raised eyebrows and open mouth.
His express-shock was evident when he learned about the surprise party planned for him.
People often express-shock when unexpected changes occur in their lives.

Meaning

Express-shock refers to the act of demonstrating immediate emotional reactions, such as astonishment or bewilderment, often through facial expressions or verbal responses. This response can indicate that someone has been taken by surprise or is struggling to comprehend a situation.