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shook out Meaning
shook out
to prove to be in the end, a period or process in which the relatively weak or unessential are eliminated, the failure or retrenchment of a significant number of firms in the economy or a sector or an industry that usually results in a depressed market
shook out Sentence Examples
- The tree shook out its leaves as the wind howled through its branches.
- The dog shook out its fur vigorously, sending droplets flying.
- The little girl shook out the sand from her shoes after playing at the beach.
- The hiker shook out his sleeping bag before setting up camp.
- The barista shook out the portafilter to remove any residual coffee grounds.
- The baker shook out the flour from the measuring cup before adding it to the batter.
- The seamstress shook out the wrinkles from the dress before hanging it up.
- The photographer shook out the camera bag to make sure nothing had fallen out.
- The teacher shook out the eraser shavings from the tray before starting the lesson.
- The patient shook out the pills from the bottle before taking them.
FAQs About the word shook out
to prove to be in the end, a period or process in which the relatively weak or unessential are eliminated, the failure or retrenchment of a significant number o
evolved,proved, fell out, developed,came out, emerged, turned out, unfolded, played out, panned out
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The tree shook out its leaves as the wind howled through its branches.
The dog shook out its fur vigorously, sending droplets flying.
The little girl shook out the sand from her shoes after playing at the beach.
The hiker shook out his sleeping bag before setting up camp.
