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shell-shock         
TYPE OF TRAUMA EXPERIENCED IN WORLD WAR ONE
Shell-shock; Shell-shocked; Shell shocked; Shell Shock; Shell-Shock
shell shocked         
TYPE OF TRAUMA EXPERIENCED IN WORLD WAR ONE
Shell-shock; Shell-shocked; Shell shocked; Shell Shock; Shell-Shock
shell shock         
TYPE OF TRAUMA EXPERIENCED IN WORLD WAR ONE
Shell-shock; Shell-shocked; Shell shocked; Shell Shock; Shell-Shock
also shell-shock
Shell shock is the confused or nervous mental condition of people who have been under fire in a war.
The men were suffering from shell shock.
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Shell shock
Examples of use of shell shock
1. A more common reason for returning home is shell–shock.
2. The 25–year–old had been in hospital for five months, suffering from severe shell shock.
3. One of them, shell shock victim Harry Farr, 25, was executed for cowardice in 1'16.
4. Not long ago, a book was published that expresses this unending Israeli shell shock: David Grossman‘s novel "Until the End of the Land." Avram, the male protagonist, has been clinically diagnosed with shell shock.
5. When Edward returned from the Great War he was depicted as suffering from shell shock.