shook up
The phrase "shook up" is often used in informal contexts to describe a state of emotional or mental disturbance, or significant structural changes.
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Definition
B2Emotional
(informal, slang)Feeling emotionally disturbed or upset.
Example
- She was really shook up after hearing the bad news.
- He felt all shook up following the sudden breakup.
C1Structural
(informal)Drastically reorganized or changed.
Example
- The team was shook up after the new manager took over.
- The company was shook up by the recent merger.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "shook up":
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