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surprisingly

[ser-prahy-zing-lee, suh-] / sərˈpraɪ zɪŋ li, sə- /








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The result is a surprisingly cohesive look with jute rugs, light woods and striped linens creating a relaxed California coastal vibe with touches of Palm Springs and France.

From Los Angeles Times

In one video with more than seven million views on Instagram, Boy Throb offers a surprisingly accurate explanation of the visa process to the tune of “Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In a 2018 interview with AFP, he said he was never concerned about prizes -- of which he earned surprisingly few -- but was pleased to see his works challenge audiences at major venues.

From Barron's

The stock market keeps hitting record highs, unemployment is low and the economy is growing surprisingly fast, but Americans were in a foul mood as the new year got under way.

From MarketWatch

In an interview, Ayhan Kose said the global economy has shown unexpected resilience in the face of a series of shocks, with the U.S. recording another year of surprisingly strong growth.

From The Wall Street Journal