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Taken aback: surprised, shocked, unprepared for something (take aback not commonly used)
The entire media corps were taken aback by the press secretary’s announcement that the daily briefings would be reduced to twice a month.
The manager was taken aback by her promotion to VP of Operations since she wasn’t even trying to get that position.
Taken aback: surprised, shocked, unprepared for something (take aback not commonly used)
The entire media corps were taken aback by the press secretary’s announcement that the daily briefings would be reduced to twice a month.
The manager was taken aback by her promotion to VP of Operations since she wasn’t even trying to get that position.








