Feared
Surprised
Surprised adjective - Taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment.
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Synonyms for Surprised
Feared and surprised are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feared" instead a noun "Surprised".
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He mutters out "Wait"; his enemy, surprised and amused that the mighty and feared Dredd is apparently begging for his life, takes the time to make fun of Dredd.
Source: Ain't Too Proud to Beg -
They're surprised to find the once feared and grudgingly respected Baron is now grossly fat and doped out of his mind, as it's actually The Dragon who's now running things.
Source: Adipose Rex - The narrator, a doctor, is surprised to get a visit from a feared outlaw.
Source: Oblivious to His Own Description
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