momentarily

During rapid eye movements, the brain momentarily blinds us so that we don’t see our surroundings jump.

Somebody yanks Chan and elbows him and he is momentarily distracted trying to apprehend his assailant.

While attempting to pull a bin of canned food toward him, Bob is momentarily pulled underwater by a walker sneak-attack.

They are told that this event is important, and they may, momentarily, set aside their skepticism.

Scourges, he says, “are killers who act, momentarily, as agents freed from sacred order and its commanding truths.”

RT brass seemed to have momentarily forgotten, however, that they were in Washington, not Moscow.

Momentarily, now, there was an increasing assurance apparent in the movements of the man.

The light of ferocity had entirely gone from his eyes; momentarily the whole expression of the face was one of satisfied greed.

(a) In our illustration, the shock of coolness generated confusion and suspended belief, at least momentarily.

Momentarily, he slowed his pace, thinking he was ripe for a bushwhacking job.

Cam was momentarily spooked—and not "on account of the account," either.