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Meanings of realise suddenly in English

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Usage of realise suddenly in English
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I realise suddenly my wife is still staring at me.
The Guardian
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The look of incredulous horror that leaped into her startled eyes made him realise suddenly the interpretation that might be put upon his words.
The Shadow of the East
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She realised suddenly that all the spring had gone out of her.
The Great Amulet
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He now realised suddenly that he was engaged in an act of madness.
The Best British Short Stories of 1922
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He realised suddenly that he had never looked at it before.
The Voice of the People
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He realised suddenly that he was hungry and very, very sleepy.
The Admirable Tinker / Child of the World
7
I realised suddenly the wet dog smell wasn't coming from Fleet.
Whispers Under Ground
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I realised suddenly that Nightingale was looking for reassurance, which I found extremely worrying.
Rivers of London
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She yawned and realised suddenly that she was desperately sleepy.
The Sheik: A Novel
10
She realised suddenly that the time had come.
The street philosopher
11
Henry realised suddenly Pyrgus was talking to him.
Faerie Wars
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She realised suddenly all that her promise meant.
The Hippodrome
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So the camp-marshal realised suddenly that it was time to ring down the curtain on this drama.
King Coal : a Novel
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It was on this warm May-day that Polchester people realised suddenly that the Jubilee was not far away.
The Cathedral: A Novel
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He realises suddenly that she has not merely found someone else to be with for some days but has gone.
Iron Council
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And Robert realised suddenly the stubborn loneliness of that thin black figure, whose fingers were playing with a little gold cross.
Saint's Progress
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