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sudden

[suhd-n] / ˈsʌd n /


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"They get the job, and all of a sudden, 'Let's raise rates a little bit,'" he added.

From Barron's

His wife Rosie Wallace said their family were "very shocked", adding: "It was all so sudden. He was still incredibly active in a whole host of areas."

From BBC

“All of a sudden, I was in high school again, feeling totally lost as to what I was doing ‘wrong.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

First Brands’ sudden implosion last year rattled credit markets and presented a glaring example of the risks lenders take when providing financing to closely held enterprises whose inner workings might not be fully understood.

From The Wall Street Journal

They said people with the condition were "at risk of sudden death at any time" and this was particularly true in times of illness or stress.

From BBC