Synonyms for Stoppage

Synonyms for "stoppage" (271 found)

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Related words (135)

Noun(16 words)

hiatus hitch interregnum interruption jam lapse moratorium occlusion pause recess respite resting stay stop stopping suspension

hindrance holdup hysterical epilepsy ictus impasse impediment infarct infarction interim interlude intermission izzard jacksonian epilepsy jam lag lagging larval epilepsy laryngeal epilepsy laryngospasm last

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last breath last gasp last things last trumpet last word last words latent epilepsy latter end lockjaw lockout logjam matutinal epilepsy menstrual epilepsy moratorium musicogenic epilepsy myoclonous epilepsy nocturnal epilepsy obstacle obstipation obstruction obviation occlusion omega paperasserie paroxysm pause payoff period peroration petit mal physiologic epilepsy preclusion prevention prohibition psychic epilepsy psychomotor epilepsy quietus red tape red-tapeism red-tapery reflex epilepsy reprieve resolution respite resting place retardance retardation rolandic epilepsy rotatoria sealing off seizure sensory epilepsy serial epilepsy sit down strike sit-down strike slow up slow-up slowdown slowness spasm stalemate stand standoff standstill stay stay of execution stopping stopping place strangulation strike stroke suspension swan song tardy epilepsy term terminal termination terminus tetanus tetany throes thromboembolism thrombosis tie up tie-up time lag tonic epilepsy tonic spasm torsion spasm traumatic epilepsy trismus ucinate epilepsy veto visitation wait walkout windup work stoppage z

Related word relations

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5 relation types

More general

12 entries

act deed human action human activity impediment impedimenta inaction inactiveness inactivity obstructer obstruction obstructor

Synonyms

4 entries

arrest blockage halt stop

derived

1 entries

stoppage time

derived from

1 entries

stop

related to

4 entries

blockage halt obstruction pause

Translations

26 translations across 9 languages.

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Bulgarian

3 entries

задръжка noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
прекратяване noun (pause or halt of some activity)
спиране noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Catalan

2 entries

aturada noun (pause or halt of some activity)
bloqueig noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)

Chinese Mandarin

1 entries

停機 /停机 noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Finnish

4 entries

este noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
katkos noun (pause or halt of some activity)
seisokki noun (pause or halt of some activity)
tukos noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)

Manx

4 entries

neuhaaley noun (pause or halt of some activity)
stad noun (pause or halt of some activity)
sthappal noun (pause or halt of some activity)
stholk noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Russian

4 entries

загво́здка noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
заде́ржка noun (pause or halt of some activity)
остано́вка noun (pause or halt of some activity)
просто́й noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Spanish

3 entries

bloqueo noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
parada noun (pause or halt of some activity)
paro noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Tamil

3 entries

தடுப்பு noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
தடை noun (something that forms an obstacle to continued activity)
நிறுத்தம் noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Telugu

2 entries

ఆపుదల noun (pause or halt of some activity)
నిలుపుదల noun (pause or halt of some activity)

Sample sentences

7 total sentences available.

Tatoeba + Wiktionary

A soccer match lasts 90 minutes, without considering stoppage time.

Source: tatoeba (6805477)

There's a difference in the duration of a football match between normal time and stoppage time.

Source: tatoeba (10059330)

"What's the score?" "We're one-nil down." "How long left?" "Ten minutes plus stoppage time." "They'd better pull their finger out, then."

Source: tatoeba (11593873)

The length of the stoppages could not well be reduced; indeed, they are already too short if we are to believe the tale now current of a wandering Jew sort of passenger—a lady of advanced years who can only alight from a train backwards. Every time she begins to get out a porter rushes up crying "Hurry up, ma'am; train's going!"—and pushes her in again!

Source: wiktionary

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Stoppage