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out of whack

phrase as in out of commission

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His mechanics were so out of whack that, during a month-long stint on the injured list in the summer, he went to a private facility in Florida, searching for any shred of consistent effectiveness.

Tyler Glasnow said he felt “a little out of whack” but managed to depart the game with a lead.

“Any time there is a new ban, no matter where it is, it sends the whole kind of system out of whack,” Megan Jeyifo, executive director of Chicago Abortion Fund told Salon.

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“That’s huge for me. And just morals. I think the moral compass is so out of whack right now. And we need religion and church back in here.”

But also one prone to high strikeout totals and extended slumps, especially when his “high-maintenance” swing, as Roberts has often called it, would get out of whack.

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

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