The phrase "taken by surprise" refers to the unexpectedness of a situation catching someone off guard. Antonyms for this phrase can include "anticipated," "foreseen," "expected," and "prepared for." These words suggest that the person involved has had prior knowledge or some idea of what was coming, and thus was not caught off guard. Other antonyms could include "in control," "unperturbed," and "unfazed," indicating that the person involved was able to maintain their composure despite the unexpected situation. These words demonstrate the importance of being prepared and having a sense of control in any situation.

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