Pronunciation: /ɜrθʃeɪkɪŋ/
adjective describing something as having a significant or profound impact or effect
A1 The earthquake was earthshaking.
A2 The news of the company's bankruptcy was earthshaking for the employees.
B1 The discovery of a new species of dinosaur was an earthshaking event in the scientific community.
B2 The president's resignation was an earthshaking moment in the country's political history.
C1 The earthshaking impact of climate change is becoming increasingly evident.
C2 The earthshaking revelations in the investigation sent shockwaves through the entire industry.
formal The earthshaking earthquake caused widespread destruction in the region.
informal That earthshaking news really caught everyone's attention.
slang The concert was so earthshaking, it blew my mind.
figurative Her earthshaking performance on stage left the audience in awe.
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