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macroshock

macroshock noun: a large-scale shock.

Noun

macroshock (plural macroshocks)

  1. A large-scale shock.
  2. A major electric shock.
    • Macroshocks are usually the result of malfunctioning equipment.

Forms of macroshock

pluralmacroshocks

Origin of macroshock

From macro- + shock.

Questions about macroshock

What does macroshock mean?
Macroshock means a large-scale shock.
What part of speech is macroshock?
Macroshock is a noun.
What is the plural of macroshock?
The plural of macroshock is macroshocks.

Words near macroshock in the dictionary

  1. macrosequences
  2. macrosession
  3. macrosessions
  4. macroseta
  5. macrosetae
  6. macroshock
  7. macroshocks
  8. macrosialin
  9. macrosimulation
  10. macrosimulations
  11. macrosiphine

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