1. Divide Abruptly into syllables: ab-rupt-ly Stressed syllable in Abruptly: ab-rupt-ly How to say Abruptly: How to pronounce Abruptly

2. Abruptly bored FR: I am sorry I left so Abruptly - grammaire his left eye jumps Abruptly to port I vanished Abruptly to wake someone Abruptly a future Abruptly foreclosed - English Only forum A verb to express the situation when a car Abruptly pulls off.

3. Abruptly (comparative more Abruptly, superlative most Abruptly) In an abrupt manner; without giving notice, or without the usual forms; suddenly; precipitously

4. Abruptly meaning Abruptly is defined as happening quickly, suddenly or unexpectedly

5. Abruptly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Abruptly a‧brupt‧ly / əˈbrʌptli / adverb 1 suddenly and unexpectedly She stopped Abruptly and looked at him

6. How to say Abruptly in English? Pronunciation of Abruptly with 3 audio pronunciations, 19 synonyms, 15 translations, 5 sentences and more for Abruptly.

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8. Friendships may change abruptly.

9. The call ends abruptly.

10. The sky darkened abruptly.

11. Abruptly: with great suddenness.

12. His career ended abruptly.

13. Examples of Abruptly in a sentence Without warning, my boss Abruptly fired me

14. The ground rises abruptly. Sentencedict.com

15. Stop abruptly, if possible.

16. The speech abruptly closed.

17. He closed his speech abruptly.

18. The bird's song ceased abruptly.

19. The advantage abruptly turned against them.

20. ‘These terminate Abruptly to the northeast at a fault that offsets the thrust.’ ‘Coarse alluvial-fan sediments change Abruptly basinward into lacustrine sediments.’ ‘The Codling Fault terminates Abruptly against the Palaeozoic Welsh Massif.’ ‘Some grooves deepen and terminate fairly Abruptly.’

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23. Remember, your circumstances can change abruptly.

24. We found 5 answers for “Abruptly”

25. Abortive action An action that fails or ends abruptly or causes something else to fail or end abruptly

26. Definition of Abruptly in the Definitions.net dictionary

27. Her voice, small and fluting, stopped abruptly.

28. My explanation was abruptly cut off.

29. He turned abruptly and walked away.

30. Abruptly adverb (suddenly) in a sudden, unexpected, and sometimes unpleasant way: He stood up Abruptly and went outside

31. She left the room Abruptly without explanation

32. Her next remark Abruptly terminated the conversation

33. How to use Abruptly in a sentence.

34. He stopped abruptly and looked my way.

35. She left the room abruptly without explanation.

36. He broke off abruptly when Jo walked in.

37. Seen from the air, they give you the imagination of airstrips because they start abruptly, end abruptly; sometimes they cross.

38. The secretary abruptly left the conference room.

39. I'm sorry I dismissed you so abruptly before.

40. Then the doctor rather abruptly left the room.

41. The ground falls away abruptly to the right.

42. With the defeat at Stalingrad this altered abruptly.

43. His awareness of her was abruptly increased tenfold.

44. The minstrel stopped singing abruptly, and went outside.

45. Abruptly definition, without warning; suddenly or unexpectedly: Not noticing that the car in front of him had stopped Abruptly, he rear-ended it

46. Balk definition is - to refuse abruptly —used with at

47. Definition of Abruptly adverb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

48. When something happens Abruptly, it is sudden and unexpected

49. He turned abruptly and strode off down the corridor.

50. Some minute miscalculation nosed the machine down too abruptly.

51. Surprisingly curt; brusque: an Abruptly answer made in anger

52. In a crash, momentum changes abruptly but not instantaneously.

53. To avoid startling your listeners, do not change pace abruptly.

54. Absquatulate [ab-SKWACH-yuh-leyt] (v.) - To leave abruptly

55. When that day arrives, quit completely—abruptly and totally.

56. Akhenaten's brief experiment apparently ended as abruptly as it began

57. They would have kept to themselves and then left abruptly.

58. So he just got up abruptly, and he, he left?

59. However, Gryce abruptly ended his jazz career in the 1960s.

60. 24 He turned abruptly and strode off down the corridor.

61. He gestured abruptly for Virginia to get in the car.

62. The Upper Roßfeld Fm. starts abruptly with coarse-grained sediments.

63. The road ends abruptly in a drop to the sea.

64. Abruptly the group ahead of us came to a standstill.

65. Abruptly the group ahead of us came to a standstill

66. What if he abruptly says: “I have my own religion”?

67. Rosie's idyllic world came to an Abrupt end when her parents' marriage broke up + Abruptly ab·rupt·ly He stopped Abruptly and looked my way

68. Montelukast should not be abruptly substituted for inhaled or oral corticosteroids

69. In 1564 he abruptly withdrew from Moscow and threatened to abdicate.

70. Touching on one subject after another with sudden transitions: Abruptly prose

71. Just then, however, something happened that abruptly changed the king’s plans.

72. After gaining independence abruptly, Singapore faced a future filled with uncertainties.

73. This tranquillity was abruptly broken when the mandrill troop drew near.

74. He should not brake the car abruptly on an icy road.

75. Aposiopesis is when a statement is ended abruptly, without being finished

76. [ strumming ends abruptly ] [ in normal voice ] Bruce, this is very sexual.

77. After that, the band abruptly cancelled a European tour, citing exhaustion.

78. Adj , balkier, balkiest, baulkier, Baulkiest inclined to stop abruptly and unexpectedly

79. Adj , balkier, balkiest, Baulkier, baulkiest inclined to stop abruptly and unexpectedly

80. The Dangers of Abruptly Stopping Antidepressants Medically reviewed by Timothy J