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catch out
verb
informal(tr, adverb) to trap (a person), esp in an error or doing something reprehensible
Example Sentences
On three different occasions he was caught out of position as Al-Hilal broke down Real's right-hand side and created opportunities.
Stories of passengers caught out by baggage rules they feel are inconsistent or confusing are common, with many customers complaining or seeking clarity from budget airlines on social media.
He describes the way he was caught out as "slightly convoluted", adding "we can't expect a regular commuter to be aware of something that niche on a regular basis".
Against West Ham the previous week, Amorim's side dominated but didn't take their chances and were caught out on the break.
"I've been caught out multiple times when buying Nike trainers online."
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