In an abrupt manner; suddenly and without warning or preparation.
From abrupt + -ed + -ly. The term combines the adjective abrupt (from Latin abruptus, 'broken off') with adverbial suffixes to create an emphatic version meaning sudden or unexpected action.
This word is technically redundant—'abruptly' already means abruptly—but 'abruptedly' adds extra emphasis, like how people say 'very uniquely' even though unique means one-of-a-kind.
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