It means suddenly, unexpectedly or without warning. Also can mean in a callous manner.
Abruptly means suddenly with no warning.
2. Abruptly and monthly.
"Suddenly" and "abruptly" are similar but not identical in meaning. "Suddenly" refers to something happening unexpectedly or without warning, while "abruptly" emphasizes a sharp or steep change, often implying a lack of gradual transition. Thus, while both terms convey a sense of immediacy, "abruptly" suggests a more jarring or disruptive quality.
The adverb of abrupt is abruptly.
No, "abruptly" is not a verb; it is an adverb. It describes the manner in which an action occurs, indicating that something happens suddenly or unexpectedly. For example, one might say, "She left abruptly," meaning she left in a sudden manner. The related verb form is "abrupt," which is an adjective.
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Adverb. suddenly; abruptly.
Abruptly.
He answered so abruptly, I almost missed it! The horse stopped abruptly.
Abruptly - "The song ended abruptly, without a proper ending."
Sam abruptly stopped swinging
The bus stoped abruptly.
Behaving in a belligerent or hostile manner. Also, acting abruptly or menacingly.
It most likely means to stop seeing someone abruptly.
A sentence with the word abruptly is: An earthquake happened abruptly, and not one person knew what had happened.
abruptly, all of a sudden, unexpectedly,
He abruptly stopped after he realized that he was not supposed to be doing that.
"The tram stopped abruptly after a bus drove in front of it." "Louise abruptly told Mark to stop being so silly." "Tessa abruptly declined Tom's invitation to dinner, because she did not like him."