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Adjective off your guard has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebOff Your GuardDescription:Off your guard is a idiomatic phrase used to describe a situation where someone is not prepared for or aware of a potential danger or threat. Sample Sentences:1. Verb sense: She was off her guard and didn't notice the pickpocket stealing her wallet. He let his guard down for a moment and the opponent took advantage of it. They caught us off our guard with their sudden arrival. 2. Adjective sense: He was caught off his guard and couldn't come up with a response. The team's defense was off their guard, allowing the opposing team to score a goal. She remained vigilant and never let herself be off guard. 3. Prepositional phrase: The thief attacked when the security guard was off his guard. We need to be careful when we let our guard off during these uncertain times. He caught me off my guard with that surprise gift. Related Products: | ||||
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