unsurprised

Readers will be unsurprised to learn that the answer is thuddingly stupid.

He was particularly worried about telling colleagues in his church - but found that people were very positive, and in some cases, unsurprised.

Enter Norbot, but of course regular viewers of Wallace & Gromit will be unsurprised to learn that the inventor's well-intentioned idea, as usual, ends up causing mayhem.

Supervisor Holly Mitchell, the only Black woman on the Board of Supervisors, said she was discouraged but unsurprised by the report; she said she experiences a “microaggression every single day.”

An ally of Mr Hunt said they were unsurprised that the head of the civil service was supporting the current government’s position.