suddenly
adverb
uk
Meaning of suddenly in English
suddenly | American Dictionary
suddenly
adverb
us
Examples of suddenly
suddenly
Suddenly, organic farming was seen by both growers and retailers as a lucrative market, with consumers willing to pay a premium.
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I'd walk past a corner and everything was suddenly different.
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Then everything suddenly got much more complicated, as researchers started coming up with new theoretical and methodological bases for language teaching.
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Not only were amazing new visual devices and technical wonders being offered: invisible worlds were suddenly made visible as if by magic.
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Saccades are reflexively triggered by a suddenly appearing visual target and are also under volitional control.
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He died rather suddenly and was buried in the shrine complex.
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It seems unlikely that serious problems in parental functioning during childhood would suddenly be resolved as the child enters adolescence.
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The first committees to be elected had only six months to learn about governance before the safe zone suddenly disintegrated.
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This accessory atrioventricular connection extending across the atrioventricular node was found in an infant dying suddenly and unexpectedly.
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The bar suddenly yields at the points where the weights rest while only its extremities remain immobile.
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These transpositions are efficient but not always elegant: the ear receives a jolt when what was previously a rising second suddenly becomes a descending seventh.
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This upswing in contraceptive usage was not merely the result of previously unsatisfied demand being suddenly met by the establishment of family planning clinics.
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One of our two patients who died suddenly underwent 48 hours of ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring.
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This was important for those women whose husbands did not die suddenly and where they did not die at home.
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The hunters had suddenly become the hunted and soon the vanquished.
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突然に, 急に, 突然（とつぜん）…
beklenmedik ve hızlı bir şekilde, birden, birdenbire…
soudain, brusquement, tout à coup…
de sobte…
plotseling…
فَجأةً…
náhle…
pludseligt…
tiba-tiba…
อย่างกะทันหัน…
bất thình lình…
nagle…
tiba-tiba…
plötzlich…
plutselig, brått…
갑자기…
раптом, зненацька…
improvvisamente, di colpo…
внезапно, вдруг…
