Pronunciation: /ˈsʌdən/
adjective describes a noun as happening quickly and unexpectedly
A1 I was walking in the park when a sudden rain shower started.
A2 She felt a sudden pain in her chest and knew something was wrong.
B1 The sudden change in weather caught everyone by surprise.
B2 The sudden appearance of the celebrity caused a commotion in the crowd.
C1 The sudden influx of tourists caused traffic jams in the city.
C2 The sudden realization of his mistake led to a feeling of regret.
adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to describe how something is done
A1 I was walking home when a sudden rainstorm started.
A2 She made a sudden decision to quit her job and travel the world.
B1 The sudden noise startled the cat, causing it to run away.
B2 The sudden change in temperature caught everyone off guard.
C1 The sudden influx of tourists caused traffic jams throughout the city.
C2 His sudden disappearance left everyone wondering what had happened.
formal The sudden change in weather caught everyone by surprise.
informal Out of nowhere, there was a sudden downpour.
slang I was just chilling and then bam, sudden drama.
figurative Her sudden burst of laughter filled the room with joy.
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