kilter

Long-haul flights tend to throw your body clock out of kilter for a couple of days.

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The regulatory mechanism of the native urbanite, in other words, seems to be out of kilter.

An alternative explanation is that American capitalism has got out of kilter. It has always been restless and dynamic.

It's kind of hard to define off kilter electro pop, someone said.

If you think that's out of kilter with what you're actually using.

The thyroid gland, the gland that regulates the body, has been thrown out of kilter.

It's played intentionally of kilter in a style pioneered by the producer and rapper, J Dilla.

Avoidance is a surprisingly common reaction to information that might knock us off kilter, shying away from the things we cannot wrap our minds around.

Trump said the US trade deficit with China is shockingly hundreds billion of dollars annually, and that past administration’s allowed it to get so far out of kilter.