Surprise (Noun)

The astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you.

Nouns denoting feelings and emotions.

The surprise on her face was priceless when she walked into the room to find all her friends screaming "Happy Birthday!".
His surprise at being chosen for the promotion was evident in his stunned silence during the meeting.
The news of her sudden resignation was a complete surprise to the rest of the team.
The plot twist at the end of the movie was a surprise that left the entire audience gasping in shock.
Waking up to a blanket of snow covering the entire city was a lovely surprise on a typically warm winter morning.

A sudden unexpected event.

Nouns denoting natural events.

The party was a surprise, and my friends had been planning it for weeks without me knowing.
I love the surprise of not knowing what will happen next in a good movie.
The surprise of the earthquake catching everyone off guard caused widespread panic.
Winning the contest was a complete surprise, as I didn't think I stood a chance.
Receiving the news that my favorite band was playing a secret show in town was a wonderful surprise.

The act of surprising someone.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The surprise on her face was priceless when she walked into the room filled with her friends and family shouting "Happy Birthday".
He planned the surprise party for weeks, making sure everything was perfect for his wife's special day.
The surprise visit from her long-lost cousin was a welcome one, and they spent hours catching up.
The surprise gift from her secret admirer left her feeling loved and appreciated.
The surprise attack on the enemy's base was a bold move, catching them off guard and giving the troops an advantage.