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sudden
adjective as in unexpected; happening quickly
Example Sentences
The sudden decline of one of their most dependable weapons was hardly Baltimore’s only problem.
After Sinner won Wimbledon, it wasn’t hard to find murmuring that the 24-year-old Italian might be making a separation, that his sudden mastery of the grass vaporized Alcaraz’s last edge.
“The U.K.’s consumers are still in wait-and-see mode, and any surprises could result in sudden and sharp changes in sentiment,” Bellamy said.
Big banks had been adding staff over the past year in strategic expansions, but now sudden jumps in activity have them seeking to hire even more and slowing layoffs they might have otherwise executed.
The twin disclosures from the banks illustrate the tangle of financing that flowed through First Brands, which collapsed in late September, owing more than $10 billion in a messy and sudden unraveling.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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