What is another word for shocker?
Pronunciation:
[ ʃˈɒkə], [ ʃˈɒkə], [ ʃ_ˈɒ_k_ə]
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Synonyms for Shocker:
n.
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- announcement,
- centerfold,
- banner headline,
- artwork,
- article,
- byline,
- cartoon,
- classified ad,
- advice column,
- cheesecake.
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- affront,
- shock,
- a rude awakening,
- revelation,
- blow,
- a blinding revelation/realization/vision,
- scandal,
- zinger,
- a first,
- surprise.
- close shave,
- unmentionable thing,
- bombshell,
- eye opener,
- skeleton in the closet,
- narrow escape,
- squeaker,
- thrillers,
- eye-opener,
- substance,
- subject matter,
- message,
- skeleton in the cupboard,
- skeleton in closet,
- spine-chiller,
- bombshells,
- divulgence,
- lightning bolt,
- content,
- squeakers,
- epiphanies,
- white knuckle,
- shockers,
- skeleton in cupboard,
- bad person,
- thriller,
- epiphany,
- cliffhanger.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- bruiser,
- novel,
- surpriser,
- puffer,
- jar,
- body,
- mystery story,
- parable,
- surprise party,
- horror,
- impact,
- dread,
- allegory,
- bomb,
- crasher,
- galvanizer,
- SCI-FI,
- folk story,
- Dasher,
- detective story,
- Desecrator,
- horse opera,
- material,
- awe,
- significance,
- scarer,
- Fabliau,
- jolt,
- staggerer,
- dime novel,
- Repeller,
- love story,
- Profaner,
- turner,
- jut,
- space opera,
- collision,
- Reverser,
- gasp,
- switch,
- thunderclap,
- surprisal,
- Heaper,
- folktale,
- knocker,
- subject,
- Disturber,
- legend,
- joker,
- import,
- apologue,
- offender,
- shilling,
- dumper,
- myth,
- quaker,
- rapist,
- fairy tale,
- transgressor,
- peripeteia,
- bolt,
- mythos,
- yellow,
- bumper,
- sandbagger,
- bedtime story,
- bulge,
- Confounder,
- essence,
- trembler,
- fogger,
- Buffeter,
- alarmist,
- bang,
- Jolter,
- Floorer,
- Gest,
- impactor,
- Stroker,
- ghost story,
- puff,
- decker,
- western,
- adventure story,
- astonishment,
- blockbuster,
- space fiction,
- jogger,
- catch,
- blaster,
- fantasy,
- ravisher,
- romance,
- penny dreadful,
- earthshaker,
- Exciter,
- jerker,
- puncher,
- daze,
- frightener,
- kicker,
- jutting,
- mystery,
- collider,
- atrocity,
- agitator,
- science fiction,
- Masser,
- wonderer,
- mythology,
- whodunit,
- violator,
- fiction,
- fable,
- starter,
- Wounder.
How to use "Shocker" in context?
A shocking event is an event that is unexpected and dramatic. In many ways, a shocking event can be considered a "shock to the system." Shocking events can be both good and bad, depending on the circumstances. A good example of a shocking event that has had a positive impact is the September 11 terrorist attacks. They were a shocking event, but they also brought together people from all around the world in support of a common goal. A bad example of a shocking event is the bombings in London on July 7, 2005. They were a shocking event, but they also caused a lot of deaths and injuries.
Paraphrases for Shocker:
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Homophones for Shocker:
- seizer, scare away, sakkara, scourer, scary, sea hare, sharer, sari, serra, sarah, shareware, seizure, sire, succory, saguaro, saury, sura, scoria, score, seer, sixer, sour, securer, shirer, sorrow, sherry, shire, scarey, scorer, sucker, sewer, sr., squeaker, soar, succour, sawyer, soccer, shariah, sharia, shrew, shore, sere, scurry, scissor, sir, soiree, successor, sorry, squire, sokoro, sucre, sear, shearer, saqqara, sower, sure, SACEUR, Sauce Chausseur, saussure, sore, sorrower, skier, sugary, swaggerer, shaker, squawker, sr, syria, shari, scouser, squeezer, suer, swearer, sugar, scissure, sahuaro, shakur, saree, seeker, sheer, sukur, sea-ear, skewer, square away, scar, swayer, sauria, ssri, screwy, swear, shower, seashore, showery, screw eye, sierra, share, sahara, secure, scare, scree, souari, seeger, shirr, shear, swagger, Scry, saussurea, shorea, succourer, sur, square, saqqarah, saucer, surrey, serow, sirrah, scour, succorer, sciara, screw, surya, succor, serer, scarer, soaker.
Hyponym for Shocker:
n.
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communication
substance, content, message, subject matter.
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person
bad person.
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communication
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