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pause
verb /pɔːz/
/pɑːz/ Definition
(Definition of pause verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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SMART Thesaurus: Cancelling and interrupting
Synonyms and related words:
- (in) midstream idiom
- adjourn to somewhere phrasal verb
- adjourn verb
- arrest verb (STOP)
- call sth off phrasal verb
- cancel verb
- cancellation noun
- cut verb (STOP)
- disturb verb (INTERRUPT)
- diversion noun (TAKING ATTENTION)
- halt noun
- interrupt verb (STOP SPEAKING)
- kick sth into touch idiom
- mothball verb
- nullify verb
- off adjective (STOPPED)
- shut sth off phrasal verb (SUPPLY)
- stop verb (FINISH)
- suspend verb (STOP)
- time noun (PERIOD)
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