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unsuddenly

unsuddenly adverb: not suddenly; happening slowly and with plenty of warning; in an unsudden manner.

Adverb

unsuddenly (comparative more unsuddenly, superlative most unsuddenly)

  1. Not suddenly; happening slowly and with plenty of warning; in an unsudden manner.

Antonyms of unsuddenly

Forms of unsuddenly

comparativemore unsuddenly
superlativemost unsuddenly

Origin of unsuddenly

From unsudden + -ly.

Questions about unsuddenly

What does unsuddenly mean?
Unsuddenly means not suddenly; happening slowly and with plenty of warning; in an unsudden manner.
What part of speech is unsuddenly?
Unsuddenly is an adverb.

Words near unsuddenly in the dictionary

  1. unsuction
  2. unsuctioned
  3. unsuctioning
  4. unsuctions
  5. unsudden
  6. unsuddenly
  7. unsued
  8. unsufferable
  9. unsufferableness
  10. unsufferably
  11. unsuffered

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