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Meanings of surprisingly in English

Portuguese
fantasticamente

In an amazing manner; to everyone's surprise.

fantasticamente
Usage of surprisingly in English
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The answer to the question today, though, is surprisingly closer to home.
Independent.ie
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Despite our long history, we seem a surprisingly young nation... View Article
The new yorker
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Two senior Vatican officials recently dropped surprisingly clear hints about possible successors.
Reuters
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Results: Environmental exposures were surprisingly common despite self-reported sensitivities to environmental factors.
Pubmed
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Not surprisingly, they often misrepresent the real issues in the economics debate.
Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
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Not surprisingly, government Freedom of Information Act officers are familiar with Greenewald.
Wired
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The result, published two years later, is stunningly accurate and surprisingly modern.
Reuters
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Manfred seemed to be staying surprisingly calm given the situation, Adele thought.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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The gathering happens this year against a surprisingly strong global economic backdrop.
The Irish Times
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In Mr Key's case, by going surprisingly early, he avoided either fate.
Radio NZ
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It was surprisingly easy to work out some of Tathal's possible weaknesses.
The evolutionary void
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Not surprisingly, the artists agree on one thing: Record companies are bloodsuckers.
Wired
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Not surprisingly, Albania ended up the poorest and loneliest country in Europe.
Secret Sanction
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Go Citybreak: EindhovenThe city is a surprisingly good option for a break.
The Irish Times
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The process was surprisingly similar; all that really differed were the materials.
The Magician
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There are however also some UK visa rules that are surprisingly advantageous.
The South African
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