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unsurprised

/ ˌʌnsəˈpraɪzd /

adjective

And if it zoomed into the current moment, and looked at the Dunn trial, and read the decision, it would come away unsurprised.

Color me unsurprised; I never got the Groupon business model.

Bruce Bartlett looks at the composition of stimulus spending and is ultimately unsurprised that it did little for economic growth.

He smoothed his face to the expression proper to a person unsurprised, dealing imperturbably with what he had long ago foreseen.

She was unsurprised but she flushed under his hungry eyes, and the little cross throbbed at her throat.

When Larry had first entered, she had merely given him an unsurprised "good-evening" and permitted him to pass on.

Neale had expected to see her look agitated and excited; but her pale face was set in an expression of unsurprised endurance.

Jules would already have found him—he wondered, with the shadow of a smile, whether Jules would still have been unsurprised!

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