Abruptly and Wildly

Abruptly

Abruptly adverb - With great suddenness.

Wildly and abruptly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wildly" instead an adverb "Abruptly".

Nearby Words: abrupt, abruptness, abruption

Wildly

Wildly adverb - In a confused and reckless manner.

Abruptly and wildly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abruptly" instead an adverb "Wildly".

Nearby Word: wild

Both words in one sentence

  • Anime / Millennium Actress Averted with Chiyoko, who reaches the pinnacle of her stardom in the 1950s, when she is in her thirties, and who is still a wildly popular star in her early forties when she abruptly quits.
  • New characters were introduced only to be unceremoniously murdered and forgotten, relationships sparked up and died out abruptly, characters were wildly derailed, and carefully crafted storylines were trashed and hurled away until the show's fans were almost begging for the poor show to be put down.
  • Cat Up a Tree In Tex Avery's Three Little Pups, the wolf/dogcatcher puts on a cat hand puppet to lure out Droopy, who sets out a wind-up toy mouse — the cat puppet abruptly chases it wildly, runs into a bulldog, hisses in fear, and streaks up a telephone pole, dragging the wolf behind it all the while.
    Source: Cat Up a Tree
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