Throw off
Throw off verb - To draw the attention or mind to something else.
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- No matter how much you've won, all it takes to throw off your game is a well-timed comment.
Source: Warrior Therapist - Against Zone Trooper or Black Hand armor... well... if you're really lucky, you might get a lucky shot on their optics and throw off their aim a bit.
Source: Fan Fic / Tiberium Wars -
Smashing the barrel and slide of your handgun into somebody is a good way to throw off its aim and possibly damage it; it doesn't work as well with lightweight modern polymer guns.
Source: Pistol-Whipping
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