Synonym: amaze, astonish, astound, awe, bewilder, dumbfound. Similar words: surprised, surprising, surprisingly, enterprise, free enterprise, comprise, usurp, rise. Meaning: [sər'praɪz /sə'p-] 
n. 1. the astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you 2. a sudden unexpected event 3. the act of surprising someone. v. 1. cause to be surprised 2. come upon or take unawares 3. attack by storm; attack suddenly.
n. 1. the astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you 2. a sudden unexpected event 3. the act of surprising someone. v. 1. cause to be surprised 2. come upon or take unawares 3. attack by storm; attack suddenly. 
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151. Sur a pun to surprise you with the prize.
152. The audience reacted with surprise and incomprehension.
153. The underdog team scored two surprise goals.
154. At midmonth, you may experience an untoward surprise involving money.
155. Respect was mingled with surprise ( Sir Walter Scott ).
156. She said the military operation took completely by surprise and was incompatible.
157. But the scale of the Uighur protest and its level of violence took everyone by surprise.
158. When his lacklustre eyes fell on Chueh - hui's white face, Chueh - min cried in surprise, " What's wrong?
159. Suddenly we heard the shrieks of unwary animals taken by surprise.
160. Japanese intended surprise attack was thwarted by the American communication intelligence.
161. Bob Sura is still out . As is — surprise, surprise — the chronically incapacitated Derek Anderson.
162. She hadn't expected that throb. It took her by surprise.
163. To her surprise, Kay came to love living in Nevada.
164. The surprise passage of the law [ b ] [ u ] [ i ] threw the online gambling industry into a tailspin.
165. You may surprise yourself in the greater understanding that you have been telepathic all along.
166. The Swede does not believe the discussions he has had with his players should surprise anyone.
167. After the old couple got over their initial surprise, vexation followed.
168. ToGlynn's surprise, he learnt that MacDonald , who had been presumed dead, wasalso in Nagasaki.
169. To her surprise, she found no correlation between telomerase and longevity.
170. Corporate America and Wall Street have responded to the public vilification with indignation and surprise.
171. She bought a nice wristwatch as a surprise for her husband's birthday.
172. The surprise passage of the law threw the online gambling industry into a tailspin.
173. A surprise disruption in oil supplies also could touch off a rally.
174. Second, your mind begins to problem - solve in order to interpret this incongruity or surprise.
175. Peeling away the wrapping paper, I got such a surprise when I saw what was inside!
176. First there was Ace Ventura : Pet Detective, a surprise hit that show Carrey's now signature wacky style.
177. Lindsay: It wouldn't surprise me. You've had more visitors than Disney World.
178. A surprise victor in 2005,(sentencedict.com) Lech Kaczynski an uneasy president.
179. She was first transfixed with surprise, and then electrified with delight.
180. To my surprise, he was so informed of the activity in the memorial park.
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