shocking
దిగ్భ్రాంతిని
definition
verb
she was shocked at the state of his injuries
cause (someone) to feel surprised and upset.
carriage after carriage shocked fiercely against the engine
collide violently.
adjective
shocking behavior
causing indignation or disgust; offensive.
example
Fifteen years ago, the thought of cameras everywhere was 'shocking' and abhorrent.
What makes this story truly 'shocking' is that it comes as no surprise to the medical profession.
The 'shocking' scandal about corruption at the customs was rekindled two months ago, yet nobody from the contract's opposition had ever said a word.
Is this latest debacle so very 'shocking' or appalling?
Three Sunday tabloids today make separate and equally 'shocking' claims.
With this 'shocking' admission, our news team realized that the problem of fraudulent grading ran deeper than we had feared.
It's a 'shocking' indictment that 40 per cent of our remaining local ecosystems are at risk of extinction.
The ignorance towards the HIV issue in India that she exposes is both 'shocking' and disturbing.
I found the ending to be both 'shocking' and disturbing.
The corruption scandal has been deeply 'shocking' many ordinary party members.
Waking up to the 'shocking' news, however, most ended up staying home.
There is some really 'shocking' and disgusting stuff in this book.
And it is very 'shocking' , but it's also hilarious in some sense.
This book is scandalous not because of 'shocking' exposés, but rather because of its very publication.
The result has been a mishmash that is neither 'shocking' nor revolting or entertaining.
A recent Amnesty survey presented even more 'shocking' statistics.
They were in fear for his safety after watching television news reports showing the 'shocking' effects of the floods in Mozambique - the worst for 40 years.
But people were upset at the 'shocking' scenes of dead people and at the timing of the programme.
Judging from the response of our viewers, they found it 'shocking' .
In files that have already been opened, some 'shocking' discoveries have been made.
I can't remember who brought it up, probably me, being the sucker for punishment that I am, but we spoke about the other weekend, and my 'shocking' behaviour therein.
But when I heard about the 'shocking' news of Elizabeth's passing, I felt compelled to say a few words in her honor.
Slowly gathering up all her baggage, Mercedes muttered incoherently a number of rather 'shocking' French curses.
That must start in school by backing teachers who take a stand against drink and drugs and the 'shocking' behaviour of a minority.
Of course, faced with this 'shocking' news, congress is off to make sure that something is done right away!
Then I saw the news ticker with the 'shocking' news.
Schools cannot continue to turn a blind eye in light of these new 'shocking' statistics.
Michela recovered but only to find out more 'shocking' news.
So I was subjected to a barrage of enquiries which included ‘What is the most 'shocking' news you've ever heard?’
The offensive and 'shocking' new program is a show for blokes about being a bloke and doing blokey things.
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