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😯Surprising

adjective
/sər'praɪz.ɪŋ/
Surprised surprisingly

Meaning

causing surprise; unexpected; remarkable
causing surprise or astonishment

Example Sentences

It's surprising how quickly children learn new languages.

The sudden storm was surprising.

Synonyms

astonishing, amazing, unexpected, remarkable, shocking
Entry 1
astonishing, amazing, unexpected, remarkable
Entry 2
amazing, astonishing, shocking, unexpected

Antonyms

predictable, expected, ordinary, unsurprising
Entry 1
predictable, expected, ordinary, unsurprising
Entry 2
predictable, expected

Collocations

surprising news, surprising result, not surprising, surprising turn
Entry 1
surprising news, surprising result, not surprising
Entry 2
surprising result, surprising turn, surprising news

More Example Sentences

She managed to catch the train, surprisingly.

They managed to agree on a plan, surprisingly.

He surprisingly managed to remember the details.

He managed to find the lost ticket, surprisingly.

I managed to speak without freezing, surprisingly.

They managed to apologize sincerely, surprisingly.

I managed to finish the report on time, surprisingly.

We managed to solve the problem quickly, surprisingly.

She managed to stay calm in the interview, surprisingly.

The most surprising thing is that hundreds of English sentences are created from only one American example by Vasanth Academy.

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