Definition of unsurprising
: not surprising or unexpected
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Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge is an unsurprising casualty, having failed to proved his worth during an ill-fated loan spell with West Brom this season.
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In an unsurprising move, Mohamed Salah was also picked in the squad.
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And then something completely different but, also, unsurprising.
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Unclaimed rebates Around $500 million in rebates go unclaimed every single year in the United States, which is unsurprising since around 40% to 60% of rebates aren't ever redeemed.
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The unsurprising one is that the runners were more efficient than the cyclists at running (with the triathletes somewhere in the middle).
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The Pew survey also found steep, if unsurprising, partisan divisions on whether President Trump has respect for the country’s democratic institutions and traditions.
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In an unsurprising move, the justices declined to jump into the fray.
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The Illini embraced a youth movement in Lovie Smith’s second year, with unsurprising results: Illinois did nothing well, pretty much.
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First Known Use of unsurprising
1671
UNSURPRISING Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of unsurprising for English Language Learners
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: not causing surprise because you expected it : not surprising
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