“Jolt” can have multiple meanings depending on the context. It can refer to a sudden, strong, and often unpleasant or surprising movement or impact. Here is a list of sentences, synonyms, antonyms, related words, phrasal verbs, and idioms for the word “jolt”:
Sentences:
- The train came to a sudden stop, causing everyone to jolt forward.
- The loud crash jolted me awake from my sleep.
- She received a jolt of electricity when she touched the exposed wire.
- The unexpected news delivered a jolt of excitement.
- The earthquake sent a powerful jolt through the region.
- The car hit a deep pothole, causing a jolt that rattled the passengers.
- The sudden drop in temperature was a jolt to the system.
- The alarm clock’s loud ring jolted him out of bed.
- The shocking revelation sent a jolt of disbelief through the room.
- The jolt of the roller coaster made her scream with both fear and excitement.
Synonyms:
- Shock
- Impact
- Jerk
- Startle
- Shake
- Thrust
- Jounce
- Quake
- Convulse
- Judder
Antonyms:
- Smooth
- Glide
- Soothe
- Calm
- Comfort
- Stabilize
- Pacify
- Settle
- Relax
- Lull
Related words:
- Jolting
- Jolted
- Jolter
- Jolty
Phrasal verbs:
- Jolt awake (to abruptly awaken from sleep)
- Jolt down (to quickly write or note something)
Idioms:
- Jolt to the system (a sudden and surprising shock or disruption)
- Jolt of reality (a sudden realization or awareness)
