Use of the word aback in a sentence example

aback

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I was somewhat taken aback by his rudeness. [Please select]

I was more than taken aback by this tribute. [Please select]

Frederick appeared to be taken aback both by the story, and the speed at which Sarah relayed it. [Please select]

'" Had a meteor struck at the gentleman's feet, he could not have been more taken aback."' [Please select]

But to return to your captain,--he, too, was taken all aback. [Please select]

"I was taken aback at her seeming to have any doubt." [Please select]

Frank was somewhat taken aback at this good fortune. [Please select]

He did so, and was somewhat taken aback at the officer's manner of receiving the rebuke. [Please select]

Sinān was taken aback by the strong aspect of the fortress of St. [Please select]

You are finely taken aback, and really, you are excessively ignorant. [Please select]

Henry was much taken aback at first. [Please select]

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