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all at sea
adjective as in disoriented
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The home side fail to clear and their defence looks all at sea as on-form midfielder Blair Spittal fires a low drive that goalkeeper Jack Butland takes two attempts to hold on the deck.
It was an unhappy 550th Hibs appearance for Paul Hanlon as the centre-half was restored to the starting line-up, but he was not the only one to find himself all at sea as the visitors consistently gave up possession too easily.
Usually so steady at the back, Northern Ireland were all at sea and shipped four goals to Slovenia with the defence chopping and changing as the injury woes piled up.
This was classic Smith, an innings where his batting looked both all at sea and impenetrable at the same time.
The thrower, the lifters, the jumpers were all at sea as the ball soared over the back to Charles Ollivon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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