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thrown off guard

adverb as in aback

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He had told the committee he had been under emotional stress at the time and was "completely thrown off guard and discombobulated" when he discovered leaks about the report's findings were circulating on the internet.

From BBC

“We were thrown off guard by the S.B.A. shutdown,” he said.

But Wills said he was thrown off guard when resolutions opposing statehood started popping up in red-state legislatures.

Evie: No. No. Because I wouldn’t want them to be thrown off guard, like I was.

From Slate

Mr. Trump may not have absorbed it because he was thrown off guard when told about a Democratic-financed dossier that included unproven allegations about his ties to Russia.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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