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Meanings of sudden realisation in anglès

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Usage of sudden realisation in anglès
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Now, what was the cause of this sudden realisation, this sudden scruple?
Sister Teresa
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Shaking my head, I had a sudden realisation that made me shudder.
News.com.au
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How many times had they dwelt on that dream; whose sudden realisation dumfounded them?
The Three Cities Trilogy: Lourdes, Volume 5
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Cummins told Wilkinson his decision to leave The Bachelor solo had been a sudden realisation.
News.com.au
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Then it was a sudden realisation that I didn't want a tragedy for the others.
The Guardian
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He turned sick at the sudden realisation of it.
Fortitude
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With a sudden realisation of their own fatigue the Freshers turned to follow her example.
A College Girl
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I raised an eyebrow, more at the sudden realisation that she was right than anything else.
Broken angels
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Therefore sudden realisation flung him into headlong panic.
The Man in the Twilight
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With a sudden realisation of what was coming, she drew her hand quickly away from him.
The Vision of Desire
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She felt "weepy" too, filled with a sudden yearning, a sudden realisation of want.
Tom and Some Other Girls: A Public School Story
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CURIOSITIES:AN EPIPHANY is defined as the sudden realisation or comprehension of the essence or meaning of something.
The Irish Times
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To the poet of revolt this sudden realisation of his doctrines seemed in fact a purely personal outrage.
The Valley of Decision
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Again concealing the weapon within his doublet, a sudden realisation of the necessity for speed overcame the assaulter.
The Strong Arm
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I shiver with a sudden realisation.
The Atrocity Archives
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She attributed her escape rather to a sudden realisation on his part that she would be unhappy if he persisted.
Sister Teresa
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Sudden realisation across language varieties
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