(immediately) following, then, suddenly, etc.
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
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.
jerked, jolted, twitched, startled
Synonyms for shouting:BawlingBellowingComplainingCriesExclaimingHolleringHowlingJeeringOutburstRoaringScreamScreamingScreechingShriekingSquealingYawpYellingYelping
Some synonyms for remembrance:AfterthoughtAnamnesisCommemorationFlashbackHindsightKeepsakeMementoMemorialMemoryMindMonumentRecallRecognitionRecollectionRelicReminderReminiscenceSouvenirTestimonialTokenThoughtTrophy
The official definition for the word precipitate is "Cause (an event or situation, typically a bad one) to happen suddenly, unexpectedly, or prematurely." Some synonyms for precipitate are hasten, quicken, and sudden.
Some synonyms for "for":AsAs long asBecauseBeingConsideringInasmuch asNowSinceWhereas
Some synonyms for jobs are...Occupations'Work'TasksResponsibilities
Some synonyms for intention include:aimanimusdesignationdesigngoalmeaningmotiveobjectiveplanpointpurpose
synonyms for build are construct