Definition of suddenly in English:

suddenly

adverb ˈsʌd(ə)nliˈsədnli

Quickly and unexpectedly.
George II died suddenly
suddenly I heard a loud scream
Example sentencesExamples
- We were sitting outside a bar when suddenly the heavens opened and it just began to pour down.
- He knew how to get a horse ready for the track but suddenly he was responsible for everything.
- I found this in the archives and was suddenly very very interested in what she had to say.
- The animal promptly followed her into the road and a car had to brake suddenly to avoid it.
- Against the odds, he calls up suddenly and agrees to meet us in a bar to discuss the show.
- I recall that a teacher was standing in front of me when suddenly there was a big thud.
- I had finished dinner and was about to give up hope when suddenly he was standing there.
- He is a flawed, insecure character who seems suddenly to fear being left on his own.
- Friends of a young mother who died suddenly are gearing up to raise cash for her son.
- It was a time of relative calm in the Balkans, and Belgrade was suddenly a lively city.
- Auden spent much of the last years of his life in Oxford, and died suddenly in Vienna.
- At this stage it looked like the goals were just going to continue but the game suddenly changed.
- What we see is a girl who suddenly grasps the point of taking control and finds it liberating.
- He can be sitting there quite happily, and then suddenly leap up and hit his dad for no reason.
- It suddenly reminded me of being at my grandad's in Scotland when he used to keep sheep.
- It is an illness which can just hit you out of nowhere and suddenly your energy is gone.
- He was looking better than he had in a long time, so it was a terrible shock that he died so suddenly.
- It suddenly struck me as to how different everything looked from that point of view.
- We needed to warm up, and I suddenly realised how we could end up our day out with a bit of fun in the sun.
- I had just got a cup of coffee and was standing in the aisle of the bus when it braked very suddenly.
Synonyms
immediately, instantaneously, instantly, in an instant, straight away, all of a sudden, at once, all at once, promptly, abruptly, in a trice, swiftly
unexpectedly, without warning, without notice, on the spur of the moment
informal straight off, out of the blue, in a flash, like a shot, before you can say Jack Robinson, before you can say knife, in two shakes (of a lamb's tail)

Definition of suddenly in US English:

suddenly

adverbˈsədnlēˈsədnli

Quickly and unexpectedly.
sentence adverb suddenly I heard a loud scream
the ambassador died suddenly
Example sentencesExamples
- It suddenly struck me as to how different everything looked from that point of view.
- He knew how to get a horse ready for the track but suddenly he was responsible for everything.
- The animal promptly followed her into the road and a car had to brake suddenly to avoid it.
- Auden spent much of the last years of his life in Oxford, and died suddenly in Vienna.
- Friends of a young mother who died suddenly are gearing up to raise cash for her son.
- I found this in the archives and was suddenly very very interested in what she had to say.
- Against the odds, he calls up suddenly and agrees to meet us in a bar to discuss the show.
- What we see is a girl who suddenly grasps the point of taking control and finds it liberating.
- It is an illness which can just hit you out of nowhere and suddenly your energy is gone.
- He was looking better than he had in a long time, so it was a terrible shock that he died so suddenly.
- We needed to warm up, and I suddenly realised how we could end up our day out with a bit of fun in the sun.
- I had finished dinner and was about to give up hope when suddenly he was standing there.
- It suddenly reminded me of being at my grandad's in Scotland when he used to keep sheep.
- I recall that a teacher was standing in front of me when suddenly there was a big thud.
- We were sitting outside a bar when suddenly the heavens opened and it just began to pour down.
- He can be sitting there quite happily, and then suddenly leap up and hit his dad for no reason.
- I had just got a cup of coffee and was standing in the aisle of the bus when it braked very suddenly.
- He is a flawed, insecure character who seems suddenly to fear being left on his own.
- At this stage it looked like the goals were just going to continue but the game suddenly changed.
- It was a time of relative calm in the Balkans, and Belgrade was suddenly a lively city.
Synonyms
immediately, instantaneously, instantly, in an instant, straight away, all of a sudden, at once, all at once, promptly, abruptly, in a trice, swiftly

单词	suddenly
释义	Definition of suddenly in English: suddenly adverb ˈsʌd(ə)nliˈsədnli Quickly and unexpectedly. George II died suddenly suddenly I heard a loud scream Example sentencesExamples We were sitting outside a bar when suddenly the heavens opened and it just began to pour down. He knew how to get a horse ready for the track but suddenly he was responsible for everything. I found this in the archives and was suddenly very very interested in what she had to say. The animal promptly followed her into the road and a car had to brake suddenly to avoid it. Against the odds, he calls up suddenly and agrees to meet us in a bar to discuss the show. I recall that a teacher was standing in front of me when suddenly there was a big thud. I had finished dinner and was about to give up hope when suddenly he was standing there. He is a flawed, insecure character who seems suddenly to fear being left on his own. Friends of a young mother who died suddenly are gearing up to raise cash for her son. It was a time of relative calm in the Balkans, and Belgrade was suddenly a lively city. Auden spent much of the last years of his life in Oxford, and died suddenly in Vienna. At this stage it looked like the goals were just going to continue but the game suddenly changed. What we see is a girl who suddenly grasps the point of taking control and finds it liberating. He can be sitting there quite happily, and then suddenly leap up and hit his dad for no reason. It suddenly reminded me of being at my grandad's in Scotland when he used to keep sheep. It is an illness which can just hit you out of nowhere and suddenly your energy is gone. He was looking better than he had in a long time, so it was a terrible shock that he died so suddenly. It suddenly struck me as to how different everything looked from that point of view. We needed to warm up, and I suddenly realised how we could end up our day out with a bit of fun in the sun. I had just got a cup of coffee and was standing in the aisle of the bus when it braked very suddenly. Synonyms immediately, instantaneously, instantly, in an instant, straight away, all of a sudden, at once, all at once, promptly, abruptly, in a trice, swiftly unexpectedly, without warning, without notice, on the spur of the moment informal straight off, out of the blue, in a flash, like a shot, before you can say Jack Robinson, before you can say knife, in two shakes (of a lamb's tail) Definition of suddenly in US English: suddenly adverbˈsədnlēˈsədnli Quickly and unexpectedly. sentence adverb suddenly I heard a loud scream the ambassador died suddenly Example sentencesExamples It suddenly struck me as to how different everything looked from that point of view. He knew how to get a horse ready for the track but suddenly he was responsible for everything. The animal promptly followed her into the road and a car had to brake suddenly to avoid it. Auden spent much of the last years of his life in Oxford, and died suddenly in Vienna. Friends of a young mother who died suddenly are gearing up to raise cash for her son. I found this in the archives and was suddenly very very interested in what she had to say. Against the odds, he calls up suddenly and agrees to meet us in a bar to discuss the show. What we see is a girl who suddenly grasps the point of taking control and finds it liberating. It is an illness which can just hit you out of nowhere and suddenly your energy is gone. He was looking better than he had in a long time, so it was a terrible shock that he died so suddenly. We needed to warm up, and I suddenly realised how we could end up our day out with a bit of fun in the sun. I had finished dinner and was about to give up hope when suddenly he was standing there. It suddenly reminded me of being at my grandad's in Scotland when he used to keep sheep. I recall that a teacher was standing in front of me when suddenly there was a big thud. We were sitting outside a bar when suddenly the heavens opened and it just began to pour down. He can be sitting there quite happily, and then suddenly leap up and hit his dad for no reason. I had just got a cup of coffee and was standing in the aisle of the bus when it braked very suddenly. He is a flawed, insecure character who seems suddenly to fear being left on his own. At this stage it looked like the goals were just going to continue but the game suddenly changed. It was a time of relative calm in the Balkans, and Belgrade was suddenly a lively city. Synonyms immediately, instantaneously, instantly, in an instant, straight away, all of a sudden, at once, all at once, promptly, abruptly, in a trice, swiftly
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