Not prepared or vigilant.
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Examples for "napping"
Examples for "napping"
1But once in a while even the smartest people are caught napping.
2In football the unexpected counts most, and Harmony was certainly caught napping.
3He had earned it while napping, although he did not understand how.
4Must give up important ball chasing, important napping, important sniffing-allto write.
5Sound it did, in short time, but it caught no one napping.
1I couldn't say if he was disappointed or just caught completely off-guard.
2One long-time resident, Susan Wright, said the blaze had caught everyone off-guard.
3But it caught the scientific community tasked with informing policy makers off-guard.
4It was the assembly of her senior year that threw her off-guard.
5They smashed into the group, catching them off-guard with their unexpected speed.
1The advantage always lies in catching the other fellow off his guard.
2It put him right off his guard after he'd disposed of that.
3The sudden change in his wife's manner threw him off his guard.
4Thus thrown off his guard, he blindly dashed into the wrong channel.
5For a fraction of a second he was caught off his guard.
1Stephanie was off her guard for once, in no truly fencing mood.
2The strangeness and surprise took Mary off her guard, and she faltered:
3She was off her guard, and she spoke it aloud to Durrance.
4She was angry enough, at that moment, to be off her guard.
5Cornelia flushed and trembled; the traitorous feint had thrown her off her guard.
1Once before when you played that overture you were off your guard.
2You were so happy, that perhaps you were thrown off your guard.
3That was a blind, monsieur, meant to throw you off your guard.
4And a thing like that takes you off your guard.
5You showed the truth plainly when off your guard.