move abruptly
The Lithosphere moved suddenly has the Earth moved around.
Faults are fractures in the Earth's crust where rocks have moved past each other. When the rocks along a fault suddenly shift, it can cause an earthquake. The movement along faults is what generates the energy that produces earthquakes.
Some synonyms for boulder are rock, stone, and crag.
Some synonyms for physical weathering are mechanical weathering and disintegration.
Scientific / Chemical Synonyms: Water Dihydrogen monoxide Oxidane (IUPAC name) Common Synonyms: Aqua (used in Latin, medical, cosmetics) Liquid water Hydrogen oxide Everyday / Informal Synonyms: H₂O Freshwater (when not salty) Tap water (in homes) Drinking water Rainwater Mineral water (when bottled)
abruptly, unexpectedly
(immediately) following, then, suddenly, etc.
they can mean the same thing but not necessarily all the time. also, they are not synonyms because flash is a noun and suddenly is an adverb so they belong to different grammatical categories.
Unexpectedly, an adverb, means surprisingly. Some synonyms of the term "unexpectedly" include out of the blue, quickly, startlingly, suddenly, and unusually.
immediately, instantaneously, instantly, straightaway, promptly, abruptly, swiftly; unexpectedly
Such a word might be 'shied'.
The Lithosphere moved suddenly has the Earth moved around.
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Went, traveled, budged, shifted, peregrinated.
to move so fast or to move like swish.
Run away, escape, break out, leave suddenly, make off, flee, run off "absquatulate," "bolt," "decamp," "go off"
postponement and more time to complete your task that the manager assigned.