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Meanings of surprise in inglés
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Examples for "surprisal"
Examples for "surprisal"
1
But this act of grace was a surprisal; it was unlooked for.
2
The tradition probably refers to an unsuccessful attempt at surprisal by their enemies.
3
But in spite of all our address, we could not effect a complete surprisal of them.
4
A comparison between the information measures and ERPs revealed a reliable correlation between N400 amplitude and word surprisal.
5
This was the surprisal of the old forts of Ticonderoga and Crown Point, already famous in the French war.
Emotional state experienced as the result of an unexpected event.
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Usage of surprise in inglés
1
Given what took place four months ago, perhaps it was no surprise.
2
Gas industry donates millions to Australian political parties Read more Quelle surprise.
3
His answer was no surprise: he'd buy stocks -especially American ones.
4
THE resignation by an Israeli minister yesterday came as no great surprise.
5
The STATE team plan was simple: create a diversion and surprise them.
6
The Bank's decision to increase interest rates caught the Government by surprise.
7
This was no great surprise: a year earlier at our building's a.g.m.
8
Given its recent history, AIG was a surprise inclusion on the list.
9
The question, however, seemed only to surprise and confuse the young man.
10
Queen Bey dropped a surprise visual album titled 'Lemonade' earlier this year.
11
The results of a recent global health care study will surprise you.
12
Her answer seemed to surprise both young men, although Erich recovered quickly.
13
The extent of crisis in the talks has taken leaders by surprise.
14
He had an idea that the question had taken her by surprise.
15
But of course, there's levels to the success surprise albums will achieve.
16
Given how negotiations are going, the result probably isn't a big surprise.
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Translations for surprise
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Surprise through the time
Surprise across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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