come as a revelation
come as a revelation
To be different than one anticipated, often in a good way. Dana's performance in the play came as a revelation—I had no idea she was such a talented actress. The play came as a revelation! I was skeptical going into it, but I enjoyed it immensely! Their new album didn't come as a revelation, but it wasn't bad either.
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come as/be a reveˈlation (to somebody)
be a completely new or surprising experience; be different from what was expected: His performance in the race today was a revelation to everyone. ♢ My trip to Texas was a revelation.Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017
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