intershock

/ˈɪntərˌʃɒk/

Definitions

1. noun

a sudden and powerful electrical discharge that causes a shock, especially in an electrical system or circuit.

“The intershock from the faulty wiring caused a brief but intense blackout in the entire building.”

Synonyms

  • electrical shock
  • power surge

Antonyms

  • electrical discharge
  • insulation