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UK//sʌm səˈpraɪz//US//sʌm səˈpraɪz//

Meaning of Some surprise

An unexpected event or feeling that causes astonishment or excitement.

In simple words: A sudden and unexpected event or feeling.

Some surprise in a sentence

  • I received some surprise gifts for my birthday!
  • The news brought some surprise to the whole team.
  • Her promotion was some surprise to everyone at the office.
  • He planned some surprise announcements during the meeting.

How to use Some surprise

Use 'some surprise' in casual conversations to express mild astonishment. It is suitable for informal contexts but can be used in neutral settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a surprise party with some balloons and cake.

Related words

Collocations with Some surprise

  • create some surprise
  • contain some surprise
  • experience some surprise

Synonyms for Some surprise

Common mistakes with Some surprise

  • Confused with 'some surprises' for multiple events.
  • Used when the surprise is negative; it's generally positive.
  • Misused in overly formal contexts.

Compare Some surprise with Shock, Revelation

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Frequently asked questions about Some surprise

What does Some surprise mean?

A sudden and unexpected event or feeling.

What is the definition of Some surprise?

An unexpected event or feeling that causes astonishment or excitement.

How do you use Some surprise in a sentence?

I received some surprise gifts for my birthday!

Can you give another example of Some surprise?

The news brought some surprise to the whole team.

What are synonyms for Some surprise?

Common alternatives include unexpected event, astonishment, unexpected news, shock, revelation.

What words go with Some surprise?

It commonly pairs with create some surprise, contain some surprise, experience some surprise.

What are common mistakes when using Some surprise?

Confused with 'some surprises' for multiple events. Used when the surprise is negative; it's generally positive. Misused in overly formal contexts.

How do you pronounce Some surprise?

US: //sʌm səˈpraɪz//, UK: //sʌm səˈpraɪz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Some surprise?

Use 'some surprise' in casual conversations to express mild astonishment. It is suitable for informal contexts but can be used in neutral settings.