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abruptus
adjective perfect participle I class

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1 perfect participle of [abrumpo]
2 precipitous, steep
3 hasty
4 rash
5 uncompromising, haughty, aloof
6 abrupt, sudden, broken, disconnected, abrupt
7 stubborn

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Locutions, idioms and examples

abrupto limite = along steep trails || abruptum coniugium = broken marriage || abrupta contumacia = arrogant obstination || abrupta viarum = steep road, precipice || abrupta studia = abandoned studies || abrupta principia = sudden beginnings || abrupta saxa = inaccessible rocks || abruptis venis = slashing his wrists || abrupti torrentes = sheer torrents || abrupto ponte = having distroyed the bridge || abrupto sidere = the elements gone wild || abrupto sole = the sun being hidden || abruptus sermo = broken style || abruptae ripae = steep shores || abruptae procellae = uncontrollable storms || abruptus homo = an unapproachable man || abruptae nubes (or abruptis nubibus) = clouds torn (by lightnings) || ex abrupto || abrupta a ceteris agmina = departments cut off from others || abruptum sermonis genus = the broken conversation || abrupta undique spe = hope having failed || abruptis vitae blandimentis || abruptis turbata procellis … freta = fleet devastated by uncontrollable storms || abrupti nubibus ignes concursant = fires released by the clouds clash with each other || carmine dissiliunt abruptis faucibus angues || abruptis imbribus prolutas esse totas regiones = that entire regions were submerged by the pouring rain || abrupto sidere nimbus it ad terras = the elements gone wild, the cloud falls to the ground || an liceat inter abruptam contumaciam et deforme obsequium pergere iter ambitione ac periculis vacuum