Odd and Surprised

Odd

Odd adjective - Being one of a pair or set without a corresponding mate.

Surprised and odd are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Surprised" instead an adjective "Odd".

Nearby Words: oddity, oddly

Surprised

Surprised adjective - Taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment.
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Synonyms for Surprised

Odd and surprised are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Odd" instead an adjective "Surprised".

Nearby Words: surprise, surprising, surprisingly, surprized

Both words in one sentence

  • Harry's rather surprised to later hear of Lockhart being sentenced to sixty odd years in prison for doing just that (among other things).
  • In one episode Pinkie Pie stacks a hundred-odd boulders and names the resulting teetering, loosely-packed amalgamation "the Rock Slide", and she is somehow surprised when it starts collapsing.
  • Supernatural is an odd case what with All Myths Are True, but even in a word that has gone through apocalypse, people still surprised by a mere vampire.
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