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Depending on your desired form of the word "shock," here are a few various answers:
"You gave me quite a shock!" (shock here means scare, as in the person was scared)
"That wire has a fairly powerful shock to it!" (shock here means an electrical charge - as in you would die if you touched the wire)
Hopefully that helps in your shocking persuits.
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