Only back then it was called “shell shock” or “battle fatigue.”
In the past it's been called everything from shell shock to battle fatigue.
Many of the refugees were suffering from what the humans referred to as 'shell shock'.
He wondered if she could have had a slight touch of shell shock.
Dr. Owen thinks my trouble is shell shock, but he is mistaken.
"He's suffering from shell shock or something," Connie said.
We know so little about shell shock, so often the impossible happens.
Now he has heard about shell shock as a result of a similar experience.
He had been mad—he remembered the doctor saying so—In France—shell shock.
It wasn't the bomb that defeated us, but our own shell shock.
shell shock n.
See war neurosis.
