as in madding Emotionally disturbed or agitated, feeling disoriented or upset, often used to describe someone who is greatly affected by a surprising or shocking event. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Shook Up'
He felt shook up after watching the horror movie alone at night.
Despite being a seasoned detective, the crime scene shook up even the most experienced investigator.
The veteran soldier appeared shook up after recounting the intense battle experience.
The unexpected news about the company's financial troubles left employees shook up.
The horror movie was so frightening that it left the audience visibly shook up.
The shocking plot twist in the novel completely shook up readers' expectations.
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