What is another word for shock wave?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɒk wˈe͡ɪv] (IPA) 
The term "shock wave" is used to describe a type of wave that is created by any sudden disturbance or change in the medium through which it is travelling. It is often associated with explosions or other high-impact events that create significant turbulence and pressure changes in the surrounding air or water. Synonyms for shock wave can include blast wave, pressure wave, sound wave, sonic boom, and concussion wave. Each of these terms describes a specific type of shock wave that is generated by different types of events and has its own unique characteristics. Regardless of the terminology used, shock waves can have a powerful impact on their surroundings and can often cause significant damage and destruction.
