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Meanings of somewhat surprised in English
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Usage of somewhat surprised in English
1
Naturally I was somewhat surprised to find it absolutely jam-packed with money.
2
In fact, she was somewhat surprised that Cole hadn't insisted on it.
3
The minstrel turned a somewhat surprised and somewhat inquisitive look towards Kenelm.
4
I asked, interested and somewhat surprised at the tone of my contemporary.
5
Both the New Orleans girls looked at them as though somewhat surprised.
6
I was somewhat surprised, for I thought the town enjoyed good health.
7
The woman was somewhat surprised, but said that that statement was correct.
8
The hardware merchant was glad to see them, but somewhat surprised also.
9
He was somewhat surprised to find that their demands were studiously moderate.
10
Never heard that George was a fighter, added the reporter somewhat surprised.
11
Canute was doubtless somewhat surprised, yet he was learning to know Edmund.
12
We were somewhat surprised the other morning at Mrs. Grady's committing matrimony.
13
We were somewhat surprised to see the landlord's daughters waiting at table.
14
Burke sat up a little straighter, somewhat surprised by the agent's tone.
15
As sure as you live, it's Andy Lasher, declared Frank, somewhat surprised.
16
I'm somewhat surprised it has not brought more Irish property to the market.
This collocation consists of:
Somewhat surprised through the time
Somewhat surprised across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common