Pronunciation: /nɑt səˈpraɪzd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun; in this case, 'not surprised' describes the state of being surprised
A1 I am not surprised by the outcome of the game.
A2 She was not surprised when she found out the truth about her friend.
B1 The team's poor performance did not surprise anyone.
B2 I was not surprised to hear that he had quit his job.
C1 Given his track record, I am not surprised by his success.
C2 After years of experience in the industry, she was not surprised by the company's decision.
adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb; in this case, 'not' modifies the adjective 'surprised'
A1 I am not surprised by the news.
A2 She was not surprised to see her old friend at the party.
B1 I was not surprised when he failed the test.
B2 The team's poor performance did not surprise me.
C1 Given his track record, I am not surprised by his behavior.
C2 After years of working in this industry, I am not surprised by the high turnover rate.
formal I am not surprised by the results of the experiment, as they align with previous research findings.
informal I'm not surprised that she canceled at the last minute, she's always flaky.
slang I'm not surprised that he bailed on us, he's been acting shady lately.
figurative When he failed the test, I was not surprised - his lack of preparation was evident.
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