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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'surprised for' is not correct and not usable in written English.
To express surprise, the phrase you should use is 'surprised at'. Example: I was surprised at how quickly the project was finished.
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NIXON (surprised): For what reason?
"You need to act surprised for their sake," she said.
Juliet was surprised for a moment, then not.
The dog wasn't surprised, for she loved Pill as a horse loves its master.
I wouldn't be surprised, for example, if he has a better fantasy season as a rookie than Andrew Luck.
She tells him that she dreamt of angels; Hänsel is surprised, for he had the same dream.
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I was surprised -- for a few hours and a few days, when we started working on it, especially when it was dark, I lost depth perception and balance.
"He loved little surprises for his friends.
Life there holds no surprises for him.
He was a surprise for me yesterday.
There were few surprises for hedge funds.
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