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abrupt

[uh-bruhpt] / əˈbrʌpt /




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Filoni has worked closely with Kennedy since becoming chief creative officer, so the leadership transition likely won’t be abrupt, said people familiar with the matter.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then, with a playoff spot on the line, Loop missed the 44-yarder against Pittsburgh, bringing another abrupt end to the Ravens’ season.

From The Wall Street Journal

"In just ten years, recurring patterns and regularity have developed in the drainage, with massive and abrupt changes in meltwater inflow on a timescale of hours to days," said Humbert.

From Science Daily

For the elder of the two musicians, it marked an abrupt change of plans.

From BBC

Hope says one of the most effective strategies in dealing with Sunday scaries is to "create a gentle bridge between weekend and work mode" so the return doesn't feel so abrupt.

From BBC