How do you use Surprisingly in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, plus the exact meaning.

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Surprisingly in a sentence

Surprisingly | Surprising

Surprisingly meaning

In a way that causes surprise because it is unexpected, or unusual.

Synonyms of Surprisingly

amazingly astonishingly

Example sentences (20)

In the name of money, we who work surprisingly well-paid jobs to share exactly what they do and how much they make.

Although strangely wholesome, these anime shows and movies somehow manage to deal with surprisingly mature themes.

But it’s Madeline who surprisingly saves the day, even rescuing Jesse Porter (), from the attacker in a tense scene.

Filmmakers have realized this, and as such, there are plenty of comedies out there that are also surprisingly sad.

And to top it all off, Owens went on to not surprisingly suggest that America needs to bring back insane asylums.

A student asked what we should do if someone is suicidal, and surprisingly out of everyone on stage the cop answered.

Continue north for another 0.2 miles, and the surprisingly large Johnson Arch appears on the east side of the canyon.

Here are surprisingly effective uses for that familiar blue (or sometimes clear) bottle that aren’t cleaning windows.

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Finish off with the unappetising-sounding but surprisingly tasty —caramelized milk pudding with chicken breast.

Her voice was surprisingly a little thin to us (we expected impressive lung capacity and deep-throated vocals).

Crowe and Gosling have surprisingly great chemistry, playing two odd coupled partners with polar opposite personalities.

But to ' credit, it was a very good joke -- letting Brooks turn a casual greeting into a surprisingly hilarious punchline.

And much of the tumult, not surprisingly, surrounds who is standing behind the game show’s iconic lectern.

However, during the tasting, we first tasted the classic cold brew, black without milk, which was surprisingly my favourite.

In this hysterical comedy, Schumer and Bill Hader are surprisingly charming together as opposites attract.

He’s been the lead back while Stevenson has been out of practice and has looked surprisingly comfortable in the passing game.

In fact, despite rising interest rates on residential housing construction are still surprisingly strong.

After spending 94 years submerged in sand, the 300-pound sphinx head was in surprisingly good condition.

Ananya Panday doesn’t have much to do, but is surprisingly getting better when there’s not too much pressure on her to deliver.

Backup Tate Rodemaker filled in admirably before surprisingly entering the transfer portal last week.

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Common combinations with surprisingly

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • not surprisingly 35×
  • is surprisingly 12×
  • and surprisingly 12×
  • are surprisingly 10×
  • but surprisingly
  • was surprisingly
  • it surprisingly
  • surprisingly the
  • the surprisingly
  • be surprisingly

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "surprisingly" in a sentence?
An example: "In the name of money, we who work surprisingly well-paid jobs to share exactly what they do and how much they make." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "surprisingly" from real English texts.
What does "surprisingly" mean?
Surprisingly means: In a way that causes surprise because it is unexpected, or unusual.
What are synonyms of "surprisingly"?
Common synonyms of "surprisingly" include: amazingly, astonishingly.
How many example sentences with "surprisingly" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "surprisingly", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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