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Meanings of sudden spike in English

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Usage of sudden spike in English
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That said; a sudden spike in self-confidence could be a little misguiding.
The South African
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Other traders contacted had no immediate explanation for the sudden spike.
Reuters
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The CO at the door sensed the sudden spike in electricity.
Gutshot straight
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He took a deep breath, controlling the sudden spike of rage.
Crown of Slaves
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Among those layers associated with 640AD was found a sudden spike in particulate lead.
News.com.au
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A sharp up-turn in the price of crude oil has caused this sudden spike.
The South African
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A sudden spike in devices connected to a single IP address suggests credential theft.
Wired
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Stephanie saw Lionheart's head rise abruptly and sensed a sudden spike in his emotions.
A Beautiful Friendship
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The yen surged, though a sudden spike in the dollar triggered market talk of intervention.
The Irish Times
10
The company's Chinese ownership and sudden spike in popularity have raised concerns among U.S. lawmakers.
Reuters
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There's also a sadder explanation for the sudden spike.
News.com.au
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Elizabeth bit down on a sudden spike of anger.
Ashes Of Victory
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Word Burst A sudden spike in the use of a word, name, or phrase, especially online.
Wired
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Cortana noted a sudden spike in pulse and respiration among the bridge crew... particularly the Captain.
The Fall of Reach
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A sudden spike could see the country revert back to a stricter version of these regulations.
The South African
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The sudden spike in global temperature would send ecosystems into chaos, killing off species in droves.
Wired
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