surprised

IPA: sɝprˈaɪzd

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

Examples of "surprised" in Sentences

He is surprised by tinkle.
The attackers surprised the city.
Reg Barclay turned, his expression surprised and delighted.
The word surprised does not even begin to express my feelings.
May-Ann let go and took a step back, her expression surprised.
This title surprised me, and pleasantly so, and you might want to check it out if you get the chance…
Sidmouth, you will be surprised at the vote I gave last night, and, indeed, I am not myself altogether satisfied with it; '-- to which I replied, My dear Wilberforce, I shall never be _surprised_ at any vote you give.'"
And while I would not be surprised if Trig is bottle fed, I would also not be surprised if he was breast fed... and I would not be *surprised* if either Palin or some future political figure managed to do just that on the campaign trail.
the candidate is a nullity. who can be surprised at this latest in a series of flip-flops? after nafta, iraq, the rev wright, campaign finance reform, fisa, the death penalty and gun control are we really supposed to be _surprised_ at this latest series of pirouettes?