Similar words: surprising, surprisingly, enterprise, free enterprise, comprise, advised, hypnotised, arise. Meaning: [sər'praɪz /sə'p-] 
adj. taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment.
adj. taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment. 
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61. Everyone was surprised at her omission from the squad.
62. I'm surprised to see you here.
63. The expertness of her driving surprised him.
64. She spoke with a violence that surprised them both.
65. You have surprised me with your good behavior.
66. She looked surprised when I told her.
67. I wouldn't be surprised if she married that fellow.
68. She was surprised by the vehemence of his reply.
69. The violence of her feelings surprised him.
70. I was surprised[http://sentencedict.com/surprised.html], to say the least.
71. He looked surprised, worried and angry by turn.
72. Jack dropped on Helen and surprised her.
73. The suddenness of this move surprised many observers.
74. We were surprised to hear it.
75. He sounded surprised at this request.
76. I was much surprised at what he said.
77. She said to us that she was surprised.
78. I was surprised at hearing him say so.
79. I was surprised by her unaccustomed silence.
80. She looked faintly surprised at my remark.
81. His swift rise to the national team surprised everyone.
82. He was a little surprised at her request.
83. I'm not surprised he didn't keep his promise.
84. I was, I might say(sentencedict.com), not surprised.
85. She was surprised at the urgency in his voice.
86. I was surprised at the news about his death.
87. It surprised me to see so many people there.
88. Her docility had surprised him.
89. 'Will she cancel the party?' 'I wouldn't be surprised.'
90. We were agreeably surprised by the price.
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