English
shockability
From shock + -ability.
Formed from shock + -ability
Proto-Germanic *skukkaną ‘to move, shake, tremble’
Old Dutch *skokkan ‘to shake up and down’
Middle Dutch schokken ‘to push, jolt, shake’
English shock
Today it means
noun The condition of being shockable; the capacity to be shocked.
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