Suddenly. After 12th cent. only with genitival s, used quasi-adj. in feringes dede, sudden death.
| 单词 | θ128530 |
| 释义 | the mind > mental capacity > expectation > suddenness > [adverb] (23) feringc1000 Suddenly. After 12th cent. only with genitival s, used quasi-adj. in feringes dede, sudden death. ferlyc1000 Suddenly, unexpectedly. suddenlyc1290 Without warning or preparation; all at once, all of a sudden. feringlya1300 suddenly. in a braida1400 transferred. A moment, short space of time. In the phrases in a braid, at a braid: on a sudden, unawares (with meaning varying between senses 1… sudden?1404 = suddenly, adv. Chiefly poetic. of (a) suddentyc1440 of (a) suddenty, onor upon (a) suddenty, inor on a great, in sic a suddenty, etc.: all of a sudden, (so, very) suddenly. at a braid1549–62 transferred. A moment, short space of time. In the phrases in a braid, at a braid: on a sudden, unawares (with meaning varying between senses 1… on or upon a (or the) sudden1558 In adverbial phrases formed with prepositions. = suddenly, adv. (chiefly in sense A. 1). onor upon a (or the) sudden (also †on sudden, o' the sudden… at a (orthe) sudden1562 In adverbial phrases formed with prepositions. = suddenly, adv. (chiefly in sense A. 1). at a (orthe) sudden. Obsolete. in a sudden1562 In adverbial phrases formed with prepositions. = suddenly, adv. (chiefly in sense A. 1). in a sudden. Obsolete. abruptly1565 With sudden movement, interruption, or change; suddenly, without warning; (also) brusquely, curtly. on or upon (a) suddenty?1567 of (a) suddenty, onor upon (a) suddenty, inor on a great, in sic a suddenty, etc.: all of a sudden, (so, very) suddenly. of a sudden1570 In adverbial phrases formed with prepositions. = suddenly, adv. (chiefly in sense A. 1). of a sudden (earlier †of the sudden): now usually in all… upon a very great sudden1572 In adverbial phrases formed with prepositions. = suddenly, adv. (chiefly in sense A. 1). on (upon, with) such a sudden, so suddenly; of (upon) this… in or on a great, in sic a suddenty1587 of (a) suddenty, onor upon (a) suddenty, inor on a great, in sic a suddenty, etc.: all of a sudden, (so, very) suddenly. plump1594 With an abrupt or heavy fall or drop; with a thud or a sudden impact; suddenly, unexpectedly; = plumply, adv.2 2. unaware1667 = unawares, adv. 2. surprisedly1680 †(a) by surprise or sudden attack; (b) in a manner expressing surprise, with surprise. a-start1721 With a start, suddenly. abruptedly1784 = abruptly, adv. with a bump1872 with a bump: abruptly, suddenly; with a shock. just so1971 Caribbean. Without warning or explanation; suddenly. Cf. just like that at just, adv. phrases 8. |
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