Sentences

aback in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Aback means surprised or taken by surprise, often due to an unexpected event or change.

Sample Sentences

  1. She was taken aback by the sudden change in his attitude.
  2. The unexpected news left him momentarily aback, struggling to find his words.
  3. They were caught aback when the quiet student gave a passionate speech.
  4. I was completely aback when I saw the transformation of the old building.
  5. His blunt criticism took her aback, leaving her unsure how to respond.
  6. Seeing her childhood friend after so many years left him aback with nostalgia.
  7. The loud crash of thunder took everyone aback during the picnic.
  8. She stepped aback from the argument, realizing it was getting out of hand.
  9. The artist's bold new style took critics aback at the gallery opening.
  10. His candid remarks often catch people aback, but they appreciate his honesty.
  11. She was taken aback by the unexpected announcement.
  12. The sudden change in plans left him momentarily aback.
  13. I was quite aback when I heard the news about her promotion.
  14. The loud noise startled him and caught him completely aback.
  15. Her candid remarks took everyone aback during the meeting.
  16. He stood aback, unsure of how to respond to the criticism.
  17. Seeing the old photograph brought back memories and left her aback.
  18. The sudden storm took the hikers aback, forcing them to seek shelter.
  19. When she revealed her true feelings, it left him aback for a moment.
  20. The detective was taken aback by the unexpected twist in the case.

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