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Usage of sudden paroxysm in English

Leonard staggered, and then burst into a sudden paroxysm of tears. 
 "My Novel" — Volume 06 

With a sudden paroxysm of fury, she snatched a sword from one of the familiars. 
 Bracebridge Hall, or The Humorists 

With a sudden paroxysm of mad fury the dagger was lifted-onefierce hand gripped Harriet's throat. 
 The Baronet's Bride; Or, A Woman's Vengeance 

I was especially afraid of some sudden paroxysm of mania, under the influence of which I might do myself unpremeditated injury. 
 The Opium Habit 

Then with a sudden paroxysm of sobs that shook her afresh, she added, "All I wants is ter hev him back ergin!" 
 A Pagan of the Hills 

But afterwards during all that day sudden paroxysms of wonder would come over him in the midst of his occupations. 
 The End of the Tether 

"A sudden paroxysm, your Excellency," he replied in a low voice. 
 Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 379, May, 1847 

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Meanings of sudden paroxysm in English