Usage of "so surprised"

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Usage of so surprised in English

War was finished now, of course, stopped by everyone getting so surprised. 
 English passengers 

I'd been so surprised by the news, I hadn't thought to ask. 
 Grave Secrets 

Myrina was so surprised by the question she almost forgot her fear. 
 The Lost Sisterhood 

This so surprised me that I answered, in a cracking voice, 'Pardon?' 
 The Lost Continent 

That's why I wasn't so surprised that you could talk to cats. 
 Kafka on the Shore 

Oh, don't look so surprised, he said, laughing at Machiavelli's stunned expression. 
 The Magician 

Owl was so surprised that for a moment she just stared back. 
 Armageddon's Children 

But you must tell the others so they are not so surprised. 
 A change in altitude 

That's why I was so surprised by what David Sorren said next. 
 Don't blink 

The Princess put down the book and looked at him so surprised. 
 Laddie: A True Blue Story 

And he was so surprised he moved aside, and in I walked. 
 Mary Cary: "Frequently Martha" 

I was so surprised I actually turned to look at him head-on. 
 Honour's Knight 

It can never defend itself at the moment, it is so surprised. 
 Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume II 

Everyone was so surprised that they hardly even got round to clapping. 
 New york: the novel 

I was, in fact, so surprised that I said nothing at all. 
 The Betrayal 

Newt was so surprised by the assignment he almost dropped the rope. 
 Lonesome dove 

Adverb

Adjective

So surprised through the time

So surprised across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

United States of America

Common

Ireland

Less common

Meanings of so surprised in English