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• A sudden doubting silence.] (8)
• A sudden panic came over her. (8)
• Old Jolyon came to a sudden halt. (8)
• There was a sudden hush in the room. (13)
• Tracy felt a sudden grasp of his arm. (10)
• The blow was evil, sudden, unaccountable. (10)
• Her face betrayed a sudden change of mind. (10)
• Aminta shook herself out of a sudden stupor. (10)
• He sat down again with a sudden sense of loss. (8)
• Sudden as the change was, it was very decided. (10)
• There was a sudden sound of breath escaping…. (8)
• The sudden fragrance of rose leaves enveloped him. (8)
• Sir Willoughby stiffened with sudden enlightenment. (10)
• The mother instinct in Lady Valleys took sudden fright. (8)
• What he said was didactic or shy, or sudden and heated. (12)
• She expected a sudden intervention, even though at the altar. (22)
• Soames subdued a sudden longing to get up and kick the fellow. (8)
• The change in her, so sudden, so wayward, is unintelligible to me. (10)
• With sudden recklessness she tried giving herself up to it entirely. (8)
• As some protection from sudden attack it was enclosed by a stockade. (19)
• Her eyes twinkled with sudden shrewdness: She hugged herself placidly. (8)
• A more sudden metamorphosis of style is unknown in the history of music. (3)
• This sudden sluicing of cold water on his heat of passion petrified him. (22)
• Harriet, here comes a very sudden trial of our stability in good thoughts. (4)
• In this sudden coming back to the world of men and things he seemed astray. (8)
• Ashurst frowned the peculiarity of his request struck him with sudden force. (8)
• He went up to the bed, and with sudden emotion bent and kissed her forehead. (8)
• To Nedda this tenderness brought a sudden sharp sense of guilt and yearning. (8)
• Then a sudden thought struck us: Go to Longfellow, and submit the case to him! (9)
• Wilfrid, he knew not why, had got a sudden hunger for all the days of her life. (10)
• Sudden recollection that he had not the right to say a word alone kept him silent. (8)
• Gregory shut his book with a sudden bang at last and jumped to his feet, to go away. (9)
• She seized it again and clung to it; that clutch seemed to fill him with sudden rage. (8)
• And then the old sudden gloom, which lasted but a second, and gave way again to chaff. (8)
• Whitwell threw his head back in a sudden laugh that showed all the work of his dentist. (9)
• I see all of a sudden that there are many more stars beside that one so red and watchful. (8)
• The tone, the half-lifted sneering lip, roused sudden anger in Jolyon; but he subdued it. (8)
• The river was more dangerous here; it ran swifter, the eddies were more sudden and violent. (2)
• Suppose I were to be seized of a sudden in some dreadful way, and not able to ring the bell! (4)
• His face scarcely changed colour, but the birds on a sudden seemed to pipe far away from him. (10)
• A heavy odour, sensual, sinister, was in the air, as from a sudden flowering of amorous shrubs. (8)
• Presently the singing began in an upper room, that had shortly before flashed with sudden light. (10)
• Ultimately, on a sudden cessation of the storm of tongues, they agreed that I must have my broth. (10)
• Alma came behind and turned up the hall gas-jet with a sudden flash that made them both jump a little. (9)
• And, though it was so dark, she had seen that smile, for her face went proud and close all of a sudden. (8)
• And now, in the cab, resolved to make her feelings known, in sudden shyness she found it very difficult. (8)
• She had expected it to show; but when it came, it was not with sudden violence but with treacherous sloth. (12)
• This literary person had left the club soon after its initiation, having conceived for it a sudden dislike. (8)
• What more tragic than to have come out of an elysium of warm arms round each other, to this sudden hostility! (8)
• I wanted bloom and mystery, a woman shifting like the light with evening and night and dawn, and sudden fire. (10)
• One of those sudden shudders, that seize men from the crown of the head to the very heels, passed down his back. (8)
• She rose, with a sudden lift of her powerful frame, and stood a moment as if expecting Westover to say something. (9)
• The widow looked through her bed-room window and listened, as if the absolute stillness must beget a sudden cry. (10)
• The widow looked through her bed-room window and listened, as if the absolute stillness must beget a sudden cry. (22)
• Pole, though he had betrayed nothing under the excitement of the sudden shock, had lost the proper control of his mask. (10)
• All these beautiful and sweet things seemed to be a part of her joy at being loved, part of this sudden summer in her heart. (8)
• On a sudden she excited herself to pitch and give volume to that note which had been the enchantment of the night in the woods. (10)
• She was again roused from disagreeable musings by sudden footsteps: somebody was coming at a quick pace down the principal walk. (4)
• He took advantage of the sudden loss of her habitual queenly initiative at the wonderful news to debase and stain their intimacy. (10)
• As though it heard his voice, the car leaped forward and stopped with a sudden and most formidable jerk; the door burst open, and Mr. (8)
• Once or twice he stopped, as if bewildered or beset by some sudden doubt or memory; and every time he stopped, Freda licked his hand. (8)
• The tops of the English elms were turned to sudden gold, which seen against a leaden background of thundercloud had a supernatural look. (14)
• Now George was going on so well Gratian would be herself again; now Cyril Morland was gone Noel would lose that sudden youthful love fever. (8)
• Arms, emblems, colours, liveries, portraits of princes and princesses of the House, of this the warrior, that the seductress, burst into sudden light. (10)
• Monastrians, of all shades of thought in politics, had agreed in threatening me with many ludicrous misadventures, and with sudden death in many surprising forms. (2)
• The long-dormant sporting corpuscles in our blood took on a sudden and stimulating activity, and we were in a nervous quiver to begin our long-dreamed-of cruise. (20)

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Definition of sudden:

• sudden, sud’en, adj. unexpected: hasty: abrupt. | adv. sud’denly. | n. sud’denness, (_scot._) sud’denty. | on a sudden, of a sudden, suddenly, sooner than was expected. (0)

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