Blows
Shock and blows are semantically related. in catastrophe topic. In some cases you can use "Shock" instead a noun "Blows", when it comes to topics like hard hit.
Both words in one sentence
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As Bomb blows up the ramp launching the Piggy Air Force, the ensuing explosion seems to call back to his Shock and Awe ability from the Short Fuse update.
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Shock and Awe: Part of the arc in the Snow Kingdom is dedicated to hunting down a colossal monster that blows people up with his electrified tentacles.
Source: Comic Strip / Flash Gordon -
I mean, I thought this was, like, fun, adventure, people in dress-up fantasy, ooooh, all sorts of whimsical comedy and— (the car blows up, much to the Critic's shock) Did I put in the wrong movie?!
Source: R-Rated Opening
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