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im overwhelmed by shock. instead of "by","with" can?

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No, it sounds strange.....use "with"
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At the moment when I became overwhelmed, "I was overwhelmed by shock." If I continued to be overwhelmed, for more than a few seconds, then "I was overwhelmed with shock." Despite the slight differences in my examples, both "by and with" mean about the same.
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Correction: "I'm overwhelmed by shock." Instead of using "by", can I use "with"?
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what the hell you wrote here?

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