A moment of providence/illumination?
I don't know how to say, for example when you're talking and all over sudden become aware that you were wrong, I want to say "I had a moment of and I can't find the right word in dictionary. Because a lot of words in English language have Christian connotations, words the meaning of which includes Christian God, like "providence" "epiphany" etc. etc. etc.
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all over sudden The expression is all of a sudden. eg I had a moment of insight eg I had an eye-opener egI had a sudden realization eg It suddenly dawned on me
- all over sudden The expression is all of a sudden.
- eg I had a moment of insight eg I had an eye-opener egI had a sudden realization eg It suddenly dawned on me
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all over sudden The expression is all of a sudden.
eg I had a moment of insight
eg I had an eye-opener
egI had a sudden realization
eg It suddenly dawned on me
0If you're speaking casually, you can say,
"The/A light bulb went off (in my head)".
It means you suddenly understand something.
CJ
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