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Throw off verb - To draw the attention or mind to something else.
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The baddies leave...and the protagonists throw off the blankets and get up from the bed.
Source: Sleeping Dummy - Mike tends to throw off casual comments that leave characters utterly stunned by his insight ... or wondering how he knew that.
Source: Fan Fic / Security! -
If the writers considered this the way they did Madeline's head, it would throw off the rest of the story, so it's just better to leave it be as presented in the film.
Source: Film / Death Becomes Her
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