👉 To cause (someone) to feel unusually alarmed or delighted by something unexpected.

Alright class, settle down, let’s take a look – At the word “surprised,” a feeling we all took! The dictionary tells us, it’s quite clear, It means something sudden, banishing fear. (Or maybe delight, if joy is near!) “To cause someone to feel unusually alarmed,” Means a shock, a jolt, a startled charm! Like when you open a present, bright and new, And gasp in wonder, "Wow! What’s this for you?" "Or delighted by something unexpected," see? A happy surprise, as joyful as can be! Think of finding a rainbow after the rain, A wonderful moment, easing all your pain. So “surprised” is about feeling something new, Something not planned, exciting and true! Does that make sense to you, my dear students bright? Any questions popping up in your light?

👉 Surprised.

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👉 Surprisedly is a word in English that can be used to describe something or someone surprising one's expectations. It generally means that something or someone does not meet expectations as expected, and it often conveys surprise and astonishment at the outcome of an event or situation. Surprisedly suggests that the person or thing being described was unexpected or out of the ordinary in a way that could not have been anticipated before.

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👉 Surprised indeed! This is what makes us different from our ancestors - we're so quick to accept things as they are.

Example sentence: "You know how I'm surprised by the amount of time we spend on the weekend, huh?"