Arrival and Jump

Arrival

Arrival noun - The act of coming upon a scene.

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Jump and arrival are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jump" instead a noun "Arrival".

Nearby Words: arrive, arrived, arriving

Jump noun - An act of leaping into the air.

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Arrival and jump are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Arrival" instead a noun "Jump".

Nearby Words: jumpy, jumped, jumping, jumper

regular	regular arrival	regular jump
instant	instant arrival	instant jump
original	original arrival	original jump
initial	initial arrival	initial jump
Other adjectives: proper, big, final, later, epic, last, sudden.

Every single one shatters in some shockwave, announcing the arrival of something worse... Nope, just kidding; it's a jump scare.

Source: Dramatic Shattering
Ironic Nursery Tune: The quoted nursery rhyme, a jump-rope song for the children of Elm Street that often puts in a creepy appearance in the dream world as the prelude to Freddy's arrival.

Source: Franchise / A Nightmare on Elm Street
However, you retain your speed-vector when you arrive, so you actually continuously accelerate to the point where you jump, and decelerate upon arrival, which burns a lot of fuel.

Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel

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