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shockable

[ UK /ʃˈɒkəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of being shocked

How To Use shockable In A Sentence

  • My time in Paris has made me unshockable, I'm afraid.
  • I said that actually it was interesting, because this situation tested the truth of my claim to be unshockable.
  • he was warmhearted, sensible and unshockable
  • Even the unshockable viewers of BBC's Room 101 this summer were offended by Milligan's wish that he suffer ‘an early death’ or leprosy.
  • Her mother had become unshockable; family friends had come to appreciate her, since she put their own young into a better light. SPLITTING
  • I thought they prided themselves on being unshockable.
  • It's profoundly disturbing and darkly comic - and the irksome chum who claims to be unshockable will probably never speak to you again, thus negating the need for a Christmas gift in 2003.
  • Young, eager and unshockable, the maid arrives in the prim household, an unwelcome and disruptive presence for her condescending hosts.
  • Now, he says, we are all so jaded that we are almost unshockable.
  • Now, he says, we are all so jaded that we are almost unshockable.
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