rejolt

/riˈjɔlt/

Definitions

1. verb

to cause someone to feel startled or shocked, often in a pleasant way

“The fireworks display was sure to rejolt the crowd with its vibrant colors and explosive sounds.”

2. verb

to cause a machine or system to malfunction or behave unexpectedly

“The new software update caused the computer to rejolt and require a reboot.”

3. noun

a sudden, often pleasant surprise

“The surprise party was a wonderful rejolt for her 30th birthday.”

Synonyms

  • shock
  • startle
  • surprise

Antonyms

  • dull
  • predictable