Sentences with sudden
sud·den
S s - He had been deeply affected by the sudden death of his father-in-law.
- A sudden storm came up
- Sudden implies extreme quickness or hastiness and, usually, unexpectedness [a sudden outburst of temper]; precipitate adds the implication of rashness or lack of due deliberation [a precipitate decision]; abrupt implies a breaking in or off suddenly and, hence, suggests the lack of any warning or a curtness, lack of ceremony, etc. [an abrupt dismissal]; impetuous implies vehement impulsiveness or extreme eagerness [an impetuous suitor]
- A sudden turn in the road
- A sudden attack.
- A sudden turn.