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View usage for: (ʌnsəʳpraɪzɪŋ) adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE, oft ADJECTIVE that]If something is unsurprising, you are not surprised by it because you would expect it to happen or be like itis. It is unsurprising that he remains so hated. His choice was unsurprising. Synonyms: predictable, expected, understandable, predicted More Synonyms of unsurprising unsurprisingly adverb [ADVERB with verb] Unsurprisingly, not everyone agrees that things are better. The proposals were swiftly and unsurprisingly rejected by Western ministers. unsurprising in British English (ˌʌnsəˈpraɪzɪŋ) adjective(of an action, a decision, etc) that does not surprise one, because one would expect it to happen or be like it is an unsurprising decision It is unsurprising that he remains so hated. His choice was unsurprising. Examples of 'unsurprising' in a sentenceunsurprising In other languagesunsurprising British English: unsurprising ADJECTIVE If something is unsurprising, you are not surprised by it because you would expect it to happen or be like it is. His choice was unsurprising. - American English: unsurprising
- Brazilian Portuguese: previsível
- Chinese: 不意外的
- European Spanish: no sorprendente
- French: peu surprenantN
- German: wenig überraschend
- Italian: prevedibile
- Japanese: 驚くに当たらない
- Korean: 놀랍지 않은
- European Portuguese: previsível
- Latin American Spanish: no sorprendente
It is unsurprising that he remains so hated. Synonyms predicted foreseeable only to be expected not unexpected Additional synonymsProfits last month were well above the expected figure. Synonyms anticipated, wanted, promised, looked-for, predicted, forecast, awaited, hoped-for, counted on, long-awaitedHis unhappiness was understandable. Synonyms reasonable, natural, normal, justified, expected, inevitable, legitimate, logical, predictable, accountable, on the cards (informal), foreseeable, to be expected, justifiable, unsurprising, excusable, pardonableNearby words ofunsurprising - unsung
- unsure
- unsurpassed
- unsurprising
- unsuspecting
- unswerving
- unsympathetic
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