Sudden is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUDDEN in dictionary:

VERB:
• Suddenly; unexpectedly.
NOUN:
• a sudden occurrence
• An unexpected occurrence; a surprise.
ADVERB:
• suddenly
ADJECTIVE:
• without warning, also SODAIN, SODAINE
• occurring or done quickly and unexpectedly or without warning
• done or occurring quickly and unexpectedly
• Happening without previous notice or with very brief notice; coming unexpectedly, or without the common preparation; immediate; instant; speedy.
• Hastly prepared or employed; quick; rapid.
• Hasty; violent; rash; precipitate.
• happening without warning or in a short space of time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• happening quickly and without warning

Words related to SUDDEN

precipitate17 sodain7 sodaine8 suddenly13 suddenness12 suddens9

Words that contain SUDDEN

asudden9 suddens9 suddenly13 suddenty13 suddenness12 suddenties12 suddennesses14

How to use SUDDEN in a sentence

• And the proof of it was in the sudden, uncontrollable movement of the adversary.
• Having appealed to the patriotic memories and the religious zeal of his followers, Judas led them in a sudden early morning attack against the Syrians encamped near Emmaus.
• From some impulse, which was a strange and sudden one, she eluded the maid, and rushed headlong upon her danger.
• He felt a sudden appetite of his own for the good, old-fashioned plum-duff of shipboard days, and started one going.
• Earnestly she besought His mercy for that soul in its last sudden agony.
• He got a batch of medals, and a glorious renown Attached all of a sudden to the name of Sergeant Brown.
• But his 49 last reflections were interrupted by a sudden disturbance and the news of a mutinous outbreak among the troops.
• Sometimes twinkling lights in towns or solitary farms, or the sudden blaze of a great city told him that the land was beneath him.
• Then comes a sudden eternity! But Time thrusts a clock in our faces, and shows us that the hands have marked a minute only.
• The auto hung back for an instant because of the sudden change.
• One can not tell, something might have happened to you, some other misfortune, some sudden mischance.
• Always she felt a quiver of certainty at sudden break of twig or fall of stone.
• Never before had she seen John show any symptoms of illness, and his sudden collapse of bodily endurance, his evident suffering and deliberate walk frightened her.
• You were right in your conjectures respecting the cause of my sudden departure.
• It was the sudden relaxing of nerves that had been held taut to the snapping point.
• In making this motion, Sir George encountered a most violent opposition, and the debate was broken off by a sudden illness of the speaker.
• A sudden light had gleamed in his eyes, and her swift apprehension had gathered something of what was passing in his imagination.
• The sudden departure of this man Hobart, and the fact that no young children were in the family, were important items to consider.
• Baker, but with a sudden tone of affectionate respect, which disarmed the words of their true meaning.
• After the last glimpse of their loved ones had been lost by a sudden bend in the road, they settled down to making themselves comfortable.
• But the latter, whom he feared would have already gone, was equally late in consequence of a sudden indisposition which had come upon his mother.
• His excellence consists in sudden and brilliant touches, in vivid exhibitions of passion and emotion.
• One day, as we were going I felt all of a sudden as if my fetters were being knocked off.
• They had just gotten through when, all of a sudden, they heard a big noise.

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