Examples of 'puts you off' in a sentence
Meaning of "puts you off"
puts you off: To discourage, repel, or disinterest someone from pursuing or engaging in something. This phrase describes the effect of causing someone to lose interest or enthusiasm for a particular idea, activity, or person
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puts you off
Kinda puts you off your game.
Unless their name puts you off.
Or what puts you off the most.
No wonder if the idea puts you off.
That puts you off balance.
Anything you do without remembering enlightenment puts you off.
That kind of puts you off the idea.
It puts you off because you are far more mature.
It really puts you off.
And puts you off watching them forever.
But if none of that puts you off then please come.
However, it is probably the price that puts you off.
Kinda puts you off magic.
When you see someone lose everything, it puts you off.
Ii certainly puts you off bacon for a while.
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Alternatively, you may resort to using garlic powder if the strong smell puts you off.
It puts you off kissing.
I am afraid living in Hardborough puts you off eating fish anywhere else.
It puts you off withdrawing in with consideration now and then . ”.
This whole hellish mechanism puts you off before you even hear half of it.
That helps, because everything Irons finds puts you off food.
You think this puts you off the books?
Film, because it 's celluloid, is always - kind of puts you off a bit.
Bloody hell! ii certainly puts you off bacon for a while.
You are square when you throw that hook . That puts you off balance.
So … what 's so serious that puts you off your golf swing?
They used to line up to be kissed. It puts you off kissing.
Faster than here . It puts you off.
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