Abruply: meaning, definitions and examples
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abruply
[ əˈbrʌptli ]
sudden change
Abruptly means in a sudden, unexpected, and often unpleasant manner. It can describe an action or event that occurs suddenly and without warning, often catching someone off guard.
Synonyms
precipitately, suddenly, unexpectedly.
Examples of usage
- She stopped talking abruptly.
- The car came to an abrupt halt.
- He turned around abruptly, startling everyone.
- They left the party abruptly without saying goodbye.
Translations
Translations of the word "abruply" in other languages:
🇵🇹 bruscamente
🇮🇳 अचानक
🇩🇪 plötzlich
🇮🇩 tiba-tiba
🇺🇦 раптово
🇵🇱 nagle
🇯🇵 突然に
🇫🇷 brusquement
🇪🇸 repentinamente
🇹🇷 aniden
🇰🇷 갑자기
🇸🇦 فجأة
🇨🇿 náhle
🇸🇰 náhle
🇨🇳 突然
🇸🇮 nenadoma
🇮🇸 skyndilega
🇰🇿 күтпеген жерден
🇬🇪 უცბად
🇦🇿 birdən
🇲🇽 de repente
Etymology
The word 'abruptly' derives from the Latin verb 'abrumpere', which means 'to break off' or 'to break away'. The term evolved through Middle French in the form of 'abrupt', which was adopted into English in the early 15th century. The suffix '-ly' was added to form the adverbial form, indicating the manner in which something is done. Historically, the concept of something being 'abrupt' has been associated with sudden breaks or interruptions in both physical contexts, like a sudden stop, and in social situations, such as abrupt departures or changes in conversation.