abrupt
ആകസ്മികമായ
definition
adjective
I was surprised by the abrupt change of subject
sudden and unexpected.
you were rather abrupt with that young man
brief to the point of rudeness; curt.
translation of 'abrupt'
adjective
ആകസ്മികമായ
example
But this year he has surprised many with an 'abrupt' about-turn because something in his head seems to have clicked into place.
Howard Dean was often brusque and 'abrupt' with the press.
It made the language he spoke sound harsh, 'abrupt' , awkward, without poetry.
The fairy tale romance has come to an 'abrupt' and totally unexpected end.
I constantly had short, 'abrupt' little pieces of dreams, but I never could remember what happened in them.
The story is built up through successive emotional crescendos, immediately downplayed by 'abrupt' narrative shifts.
The 'abrupt' change in subject startles them both.
Hence I am opting for an 'abrupt' and immediate withdrawal.
Iris watched as his expression darkened and his speech became more 'abrupt' .
Every year, it churns out yet another batch of churlish, 'abrupt' or simply stupid workers who take a giant leap and land directly behind a counter or bar at a service area near you.
A completely unexpected and 'abrupt' ending saw my jaw drop.
Deron's expression showed nothing, though I knew he must be surprised by the 'abrupt' rudeness of it.
This is what people have thought about Martha Stewart, that she is rude, 'abrupt' , and abrasive.
By rude I mean 'abrupt' , tactless, straightforward, honest.
Though critics saw him as quick-tempered, harsh, 'abrupt' , and arbitrary, practically everyone recognized his genius as a chief of staff.
In this style 'abrupt' pauses with short silences are considered embellishments.
Writer, M. Leelavathy, was 'abrupt' though sharp in her observation.
I couldn't help laughing at his 'abrupt' , gruff delivery of the estimate.
I wanted to ask who the hell he was, but I didn't think that he was very likely to give me an answer to that, especially considering his 'abrupt' and rude manner.
The ground angled suddenly upward, and he staggered as the 'abrupt' slope surprised him.
Even after getting used to the controls and mastering nice smooth corners the camera feels a lot more 'abrupt' in first person than in the third person view.
Into the replying email she typed a short, 'abrupt' message.
Having said that, I do not think I deserved the very 'abrupt' and curt way in which I was treated by Mr Hutchinson on trying to explain the situation to him.
Sometimes the readers do feel shocked and startled by the 'abrupt' and terse nature of some of these poems, but the effect is rewarding.
He was never rude or 'abrupt' , but he was one of those guys who tended to his business and left everyone else to theirs.
But they're rude, they're 'abrupt' , and they act like little tin Hitlers, lording it over their domain.
Their whimsical nature, 'abrupt' discontinuities and formal ‘shortcuts’ came across vividly.
The heady progress of Liszt's career was brought to an 'abrupt' halt by the unexpected death of his father in 1827.
He had returned to his 'abrupt' manner of speech but I didn't care.
She was often mean and rude and 'abrupt' , but, then again, most people were at some point.
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