shook

Rattled with fear

Shook is the past tense of shake.

As slang, shook means emotionally affected—shocked, disturbed, or deeply moved: I was shook when I heard the news, That movie left me shook.

The usage suggests being rattled or unsettled, as if physically shaken.

In older usage, shook up carries the same sense: all shook up.

trembled

quiver

Trembling or arrow case

quake · vibrate · wobble · flutter · jitter · palpitate · convulse · oscillate · sway · rock

startled

shocked

Deeply startled or appalled

frightened · scared · spooked · rattled · unnerved · unsettled · disconcerted · disturbed · perturbed · dismayed

slang

shooketh

Humorously overwhelmed or startled

anxious · overwhelmed · panicked · freaked out · triggered · emotional · distraught · beside oneself · losing it · can't even

disrupted

destabilized

Made less secure

upset · disturbed · rattled · undermined · unbalanced · toppled · rocked · convulsed · turbulent · chaotic

agitated

stirred

Mixed by circular motion

jiggled · wiggled · bounced · jarred · rocked · tossed · churned · roiled · whisked · beat

Categories
Opposites
physical motion

shookstill

Unmoving, or continuing

motionless · stationary · immobile · static · unmoving

EMOTIONAL STATE (slang)

shookunfazed

Not disturbed or disconcerted

unbothered · calm · composed · unshaken · unruffled

stability/firmness

shooksteadied

Made firm or stable

stabilized · secured · fixed · anchored · settled

Phrases
Family

shook up

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