Next
Next adverb - At the time or occasion immediately following.
Suddenly
Suddenly adverb - With great suddenness.
Next and suddenly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Next" instead an adverb "Suddenly".
Nearby Words: sudden, suddenness
Both words in one sentence
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When the two of them next interact two episodes later in "Shawshank Ridonc-tion", he's suddenly gone back to being obsessed over her and very unfocused on the competition.
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She goes to investigate, but doesn't see anyone, then Nico suddenly appears next to her, and flicks her finger at Honoka, causing her to fall back and knocking her out for a short while.
Source: Franchise / Love Live! -
The woman can't help but reflect that something seems a bit off, when suddenly her train car brakes too, and her head swings around... and skull-bashes the man next to her straight in the head.
Source: Accidental Kiss
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