Meanings of wrongfooted by in English

He's more pessimistic than Robinson, perhaps because he was wrongfooted by November's vote.

Tsitsipas finally relented when he pushed a forehand wide, having been wrongfooted by a deep and venomous shot.

However, dealers say the Mexican tactic could touch off a frenzy of buying by other countries wrongfooted by the U.S. drought.

Many fund managers were gloomy on the dollar at the start of 2018 and were wrongfooted by its steady rise from February.

Goalkeeper Mat Ryan, who had held Chelsea at bay for most of the game, was wrongfooted by a deflection off Dan Burn.

Slideshow (9 images) Tsitsipas finally relented when he pushed a forehand wide, having been wrongfooted by a deep and venomous shot.

Once the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, the Finnish firm was wrongfooted by the rise of smartphones and eclipsed by Apple and Samsung.

The average fund sank 4.8 percent in 2011, data compiled by Hedge Fund Research showed, as managers across strategies were wrongfooted by volatile markets.