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jolt

[johlt] / dʒoʊlt /




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When he first started, he would have "nightmares" and jolt awake during the day, thinking he was late for work.

From Barron's

But it might take a lot more for the much-needed jolt of confidence and festive spirit to spread across the economy.

From BBC

A hit of Worcestershire deepens the savoriness, and a dusting of cayenne on the finished dish offers a quiet jolt, just enough to make you notice it.

From Salon

Normally, such a big change in the inflation reading would jolt markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like Christmas, they happened once a year, jolting us out of our daily grind.

From The Wall Street Journal