flatfooted
adjective as in strong fondness
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Example:I was caught flatfooted when my senior skipped my proposal, it was a total shock.
Definition:To catch someone by surprise, particularly due to a failure to predict or anticipate their actions.
Example:The coach was criticizing the team's flatfooted defense after losing the game.
Definition:A defense that is not prepared or anticipative, often seen as ineffective or passive.
Example:His flatfooted response to the question about the new policy was evident from the tone of his voice.
Definition:A response that is delayed or unexpected, not adequately prepared.
Example:He was entirely flatfooted when the news of his resignation reached him, leaving him in a state of shock.
Definition:In a state of being completely unprepared or caught entirely unawares.
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