Синонимы к слову surprised

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1. surprisedadjective

   Synonyms:
   astonished

2. surprisedadjective

   Caused to feel surprise, amazement or wonder, or showing an emotion due to an unexpected event.

   Synonyms:
   astonished

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1. surprisedadjective

   taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment

   «surprised by her student’s ingenuity»; «surprised that he remembered my name»; «a surprised expression»

   Antonyms:
   unsurprised, not surprised

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1. List of paraphrases for «surprised»:

   surprise, astonished, amazed, surprising, astounded, startled, surprises, caught, stunned, shocked, puzzled, struck

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1. Ronan Dunphy:

   This move will be welcomed by investors and should improve liquidity in the stock as well as reinforcing the government’s desire to reduce/exit its shareholding, even if the plan weighs on the share price over the next 12 months, if the market is judged to be able to digest the sell down without an uncomfortable price reaction, we wouldn’t be surprised to see (the government) seek to reduce its shareholding further.

2. Hani Bushra:

   I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s before the end of this week, i think our government really wants this to move quickly.

3. Ivan Illich:

   At the moment of death I hope to be surprised.

4. Dariusz Kowalczyk:

   I am surprised that the U.S. and oil prices seem to have outweighed concerns about China and Europe. The downside risks to China’s growth are significant, especially related to real estate and shadow banking.

5. Nicole Neily:

   This is too little too late from this Administration, which has made abundantly clear through its actions that it views actual parental input as an inconvenience; let’s remember, this is the same set of bureaucrats that coordinated for weeks with the National School Board Association on its since-retracted letter which cited the Patriot Act, the organizations hand-picked to participate do not speak for the views of most American parents; if they did, we would not have seen such a groundswell of activism over the past few years. Families came to the sobering realization that groups like the National PTA were as ideologically compromised as the elected officials that abandoned our children. I would have hoped the Biden Administration would realize the importance of bringing many perspectives to the table — but I am not surprised that other voices are not welcome.

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