Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Suddenly"

A: Suddenly means something happened quickly or surprisingly.

Ex. The car suddenly hit the other car.

I suddenly stopped.

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Suddenly, it started raining

A: Without warning, implies that a situation has arisen very quickly without any warning it was about to occur.

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E.G.
-  I suddenly realised what I had to do.
(Я вдруг понял, что должен сделать.)

It suddenly struck me as to how different everything looked from that point of view.
(Я вдруг понял, что с этой точки зрения, все так по-другому. )

A: He suddenly start crying.

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A: Sorry, I'm not exactly sure what you mean by daily expressions...
"My alarm suddenly went off"
"She suddenly turned around"
"I looked up suddenly"
"He suddenly rushed in"

A: I was walking in the park when suddenly a dog appeared.

I went outside when it suddenly began raining.

I tripped and was suddenly on the ground

A: "Suddenly" and "Abruptly" have the same meaning and both can be used to convey a sense of out-of-nowhere.

"Rapidly" means to go fast. For example, "I talked rapidly when I was running out of time in my speech".

"Exponentially" means a extremely large increase or decrease in something. For example, "Stock prices increased exponentially after the market boom".

"Sharply" is similar to "exponentially". For example, "Coronavirus cases increased sharply after facilities reopened."

A: they mean the same thing.

the only difference is that "When all of a sudden" has a little more emphasis. (it's like adding よ at the end)

A: They pretty much have the same meaning. Although, I think "Out of the blue" is used to emphasize even more how unexpected the action was.
There is also "All of a sudden...".

A: Suddenly just means it happened quickly and does not imply anything about the duration of the event. Abruptly can be used in the same way, but implies that the suddeness happened at the end of the event. Unexpectedly doesn't imply anything about how fast something started or stopped, just that you were not expecting it.

It suddenly started pouring rain.

The rain then abruptly stopped as quickly as it began.

I unexpectedly ran into my old girlfriend at the restaurant while on a date with my wife.

A: "the cars suddenly came to a stop", it happens fast.
"I was suprised that the cars had stopped" you are not expecting the cars to stop.

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I suddenly realised what kind of picture I want to hang above my bed

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A: You sound pretty good! 😊 I would focus on the “n” to “ly” sound.

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A: suddenlyと「ばったり」は似ていますよ(^^)
私は、suddenlyを会話でよく使います。

He suddenly entered the room.
ばったり部屋に入った。