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Definition:§
This phrase refers to something happening suddenly and without warning, just as out of a perfectly clear sky, an unexpected event occurs.
Synonyms:§
- Out of nowhere
- Like a bolt from the blue
- Without a warning
- Out of the blue
Related Terms:§
- A bolt out of the blue: An unexpected, sudden event.
- Hit me like a ton of bricks: A sudden realization or impact.
- From thin air: Emerging unexpectedly.
Humorous Quotes:§
- “Some days I amaze myself. Other days, I look for my phone while holding it.”
- “I never make the same mistake twice. I make it five or six times, you know, just to be sure.”
Proverbs and Expressions:§
- “Lightning never strikes twice in the same place”: Suggests rare events are unlikely to happen again.
- “Expect the unexpected”: A reminder that anything can happen at any moment.
Literature, Books, Songs, Poetry, and Movies:§
- Book: Life Unexpected by Cheryl Strayed
- Song: “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles – because after unexpected storms, the sun always seems brighter.
- Movie: Serendipity - a romantic comedy highlighting unexpected moments of fate.
- Poem: “Ode to a Nightingale” by John Keats – delving into sudden highs and lows of inspiration.
Quizzes 🧩§
As you explore life’s unexpected moments, remember: Inspiration and delight often strike us when we least expect it, like a bolt from a clear blue sky. 🌤️
Yours in whimsy, Willa T. Discussion
