Aback
Later
Later adverb - Following in time or place.
Both words in one sentence
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In the in-universe Shout Box, Magpie55 is taken aback to realise the "awesome tough guy" is a girl, although he later says "she is beautiful".
Source: Ambiguous Gender -
The only time he was taken aback was the very first time he saw the mystery girl (with the slashed-open shirt) jump out of a waterspout to fight him, but that was over when he learned the truth mere seconds later.
Source: Not Distracted by the Sexy - Batman himself is completely taken aback by the sheer brutality and sadism in the crime scene where he first sees his name and later mentions that while he's put away psychopaths before, The Joker is something completely different.
Source: Outside-Context Problem
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