Rid and Shock

Rid

Rid verb - To set (a person or thing) free of something that encumbers.

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Shock and rid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shock" instead a verb "Rid".

Shock verb - To cause an unpleasant surprise for.

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Rid and shock are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rid" instead a verb "Shock".

Nearby Words: shocking, shocked, shockingly, shocker

power	rid power	shock power
people	rid people	shock people
family	rid family	shock family
someone	rid someone	shock someone
Other words: time, way, universe, enemy, everyone, times, demons.

For extra cruelty, regardless of how you get rid of your spouse, you can return to your former father-in-law and claim their child has died; the shock of these news gives him a fatal heart attack.

Source: Shotgun Wedding
He explains that a great evil is trying to escape from a dark realm, and the shock wave that rid the Mane 6 of their cutie marks was the evil trying to escape.

Source: Video Game / My Little Pony Rise Of Vicis
Parodied in "The Unicorn and the Wasp", the Doctor concocts an impromptu cure from regular foodstuffs to help rid his (alien) body of cyanide poisoning, and the final element is "a shock".

Source: Intimate Healing

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