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Meanings of much aback in English
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Usage of much aback in English
1
Her deep voice took him so much aback that he absolutely started.
2
Mrs. Hearn said she'd never been taken so much aback in her whole life.
3
And then he quoted a little bit of poetry, and this took Mrs. Bunting very much aback.
4
Such speeches took Vera very much aback.
5
That took me very much aback, for I had never questioned in my mind that it wasn't Lord Ralles.
6
If I did go something too much ahead in the matter, it is but simple justice to say you were quite as much aback.