What is the antonym of sure enough?

Sure enough, the antonyms are: unexpected, accidental, just right, unexpected, and safe.

1. I didn't expect [biliao]?

Unexpectedly; I didn't expect it beforehand. Used at the beginning of the second half of the sentence to indicate a turning point, often echoing "Que, Jing, Huan and Dao".

Mao Dun's "Comedy" I: "It's too late to say, it's too soon. The thin man stretched out the word "lai" and was about to turn back, but unexpectedly, young Hua had grabbed his arm. "

Second, by chance [ǒu rán]?

Not often, not necessarily.

Ba Jin's Autumn Seventeen: "Chueh-min shook his head and said confidently,' It was just an accident. Most fathers are stubborn. "

Third, just [qiàh?o]?

Just right; Just right.

Lao She's Camel Xiangzi III: "He doesn't want to get three treasures, he just wants to get 180, just enough to buy a car."

Fourth, surprise [bê y]?

Unexpectedly; I didn't expect this.

Wang Xiyan's Fish Ghost: "This is a big surprise. It is simply unbearable for us. "

V. Worry-free [bù yú]?

1, unexpected.

2. unexpected things.

3. Don't worry.

Zhu Chunyu's "A Sea of People" XVII: "A few intimate young people wanted to be his bodyguards, and they were scolded by him, so they had to hide far behind the rocks to prevent accidents."