Out of the blue
Out of the blue adjective - Not anticipated.
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Synonyms for Out of the blue
Quick and out of the blue are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quick" instead an adjective phrase "Out of the blue".
Quick
Quick adjective - Having or showing the ability to respond without delay or hesitation.
Out of the blue and quick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Out of the blue" instead an adjective "Quick".
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Related pairs
- short and out of the blue
- short and quick
- fast and out of the blue
- fast and quick
- abrupt and out of the blue
- abrupt and quick
- impetuous and out of the blue
- impetuous and quick
- precipitate and out of the blue
- precipitate and quick
- acute and out of the blue
- acute and quick
- hasty and out of the blue
- hasty and quick
Both terms in one sentence
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Then, out of the blue, several Ceramic bloons - which are quick and take ten hits to pop - rush out all at once, so densely packed that the first ones in the group shield the ones behind them.
Source: That One Level - While the other Shepherds are quick to welcome him/her to the group, as Chrom's body guard he is proud to say he's wary of an amnesiac hyper intelligent warrior joining their ranks out of the blue.
Source: Dislikes the New Guy - Enter Gravity Falls, which came out of the blue with quick gags and random (and slightly dark/adult) jokes reminiscent of shows you'd expect from Cartoon Network, all tied together with an imaginative and intriguing darkly supernatural story.
Source: Sleeper Hit
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