Phrasal verb: Take aback (meaning, examples, pronunciation)
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"Take aback" means "to surprise or shock someone".
Example #1: The news of my favorite singer's death took me aback.
Example #2: When I told my parents I was married, they were completely taken aback.
Example #3: All of us were taken aback to learn that John was moving to England next month.
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