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Meanings of abrupt change in English

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Usage of abrupt change in English
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The abrupt change in position dizzied her; she staggered and caught herself.
Dreamsnake
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Whatever the answer, Mr Trump's abrupt change in tactics can't be reversed.
News.com.au
3
Sara squinted at him and the abrupt change of subject before responding.
The family man
4
REVOLUTION, n. In politics, an abrupt change in the form of misgovernment.
The Devil's Dictionary
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There came an abrupt change in the hard face of the man.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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It seemed Martoma had had an abrupt change of heart about Elan.
Reuters
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The abrupt change of subject shut the door on any further confidences.
Anne's House of Dreams
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Turning to Mr. Candish she remarked, with an abrupt change of subject,-
The Philistines
9
The outbreak of war on July 12 forced an abrupt change of plan.
Reuters
10
Netanyahu's surprise move was an abrupt change of strategy for the right-wing leader.
Reuters
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The abrupt change was not lost on Alec, nor Malthus's look of discomfort.
Casket of Souls
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The abrupt change in his tone and topic made her blink.
Explosive
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Upon her disappearance the manner of the district attorney underwent an abrupt change.
The Frame Up
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She broke off, blenching at the abrupt change in his expression.
The Vision of Desire
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The abrupt change in mood made both Jason and me jump.
Bloody Bones
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She did not understand-didnot quite like-thisabrupt change of mood.
The Grain of Dust: A Novel
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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