unsurprisingly
unsurprisingly — adverb
1. used to say that something happens exactly as you would expect, so it causes no
used to say that something happens exactly as you would expect, so it causes no surprise
Selim arrived late again, and unsurprisingly, the manager was not pleased.
sentence adverb between commas
Eve had studied all weekend, so unsurprisingly she passed the exam with top marks.
cause + 'so unsurprisingly' + expected result
Gabriel forgot his umbrella on a rainy day, and unsurprisingly he got soaked walking home.
The restaurant was full on Friday night, and unsurprisingly the wait was over an hour.
Eve left her phone on a bus, and unsurprisingly no one returned it by morning.
- predictably
More neutral in tone; 'unsurprisingly' emphasises that the speaker already expected the outcome
- surprisingly
Direct opposite — used when something is unexpected
文法句型
unsurprisingly + comma + [main clause]
[cause], so unsurprisingly + [result]
用法筆記
Used as a sentence adverb, typically placed at the start of a clause with a comma, or after 'so'/'and' to connect a predictable result to its cause.