Idioms

put (one) out of countenance

To cause one to feel uneasy or unnerved. I'm sorry if I'm quiet—I made a big mistake at work today, and it really put me out of countenance.

See also: countenance, of, out, put

See also:

a run on (something)
(the) odds are against (something)
a rush on (something)
be at a disadvantage
at a disadvantage
address comments or remarks to
address (one's) comments to (someone or something)
address (one's) remarks to (someone or something)
be (as) serious as a heart attack
angel

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