A soccer match lasts 90 minutes, without considering stoppage time.
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Stoppage
Synonyms for "stoppage" (315 found)
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Noun(14 words)
abdominal epilepsyaccessacquired epilepsyactivated epilepsyaffect epilepsyafterthoughtakinetic epilepsyapodosisapoplexyarrestarrestationattackautonomic epilepsybarbarrierbellbindblank wallblind alleyblind gut
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blockblockadeblockagebottleneckbureaucratic delaycancellationcardiac epilepsycatastropheceasingcecumcessationcheckcheckmatechokingchoking offclogclonic spasmclonuscodaconclusioncongestionconstipationconsummationconvulsioncortical epilepsycostivenesscrack of doom
Verb(1 words)
Adjective(1 words)
chronic stasis
Strong matches (95)
crampcul-de-sacculminationcursive epilepsycurtaincurtainscutoffdead enddead stopdeadlockdeathdebarmentdeceasedelaydelayagedelayed reactiondenouementdestinationdestinydetention
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determentdeterrencediscouragementdiurnal epilepsydoomdouble takedraggingeclampsiaeffectembargoembolismembolusendend pointendgameendingenvoiepilepsiaepilepsia graviorepilepsia majorepilepsia minorepilepsia mitiorepilepsia nutansepilepsia tardaepilepsyepilogueeschatologyestoppelexpirationfalling sicknessfatefinal solutionfinal twitchfinal whistlefinal wordsfinalefinalityfinisfinishfitfocal epilepsyforbiddanceforeclosureforestallingfrenzyfull stopgoalgorgegrand malgrinding haltgunhalthang uphang-uphaute malhindranceholduphysterical epilepsyictusimpasseimpedimentinfarctinfarctioninterim
Noun(9 words)
Verb(2 words)
ground to a halthalting
Related words (157)
interludeizzardjacksonian epilepsyjamlaglagginglarval epilepsylaryngeal epilepsylaryngospasmlastlast breathlast gasplast thingslast trumpetlast wordlast wordslatent epilepsylatter endlockjawlockout
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logjammatutinal epilepsymenstrual epilepsymoratoriummusicogenic epilepsymyoclonous epilepsynocturnal epilepsyobstacleobstipationobstructionobviationocclusionomegapaperasserieparoxysmpausepayoffperiodperorationpetit malphysiologic epilepsypreclusionpreventionprohibitionpsychic epilepsypsychomotor epilepsyquietusred tapered-tapeismred-taperyreflex epilepsyreprieveresolutionrespiteresting placeretardanceretardationrolandic epilepsyrotatoriasealing offseizuresensory epilepsyserial epilepsysit down strikesit-down strikeslow upslow-upslowdownslownessspasmstalematestandstandoffstandstillstaystay of executionstopstoppingstopping placestrangulationstrikestrokesuspensionswan songtardy epilepsytermterminalterminationterminustetanustetanythroesthromboembolismthrombosistie uptie-uptime lagtonic epilepsytonic spasmtorsion spasmtraumatic epilepsytrismusucinate epilepsyvetovisitationwaitwalkoutwindupwork stoppagez
Noun(37 words)
interruptionjamminglack of flowmore immobileocclusionoutageoutagespausepause in actionpausesperiod of motionlessnessperiod of stagnationperiods of immobilityproduction haltquittingromanian imobilizashutdownstagnationstallstalling
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stanchingstandstillnessstandstillsstate of stasisstaystopstopping motionstrikestrikessurceasingsurface stagnationterminatortime outtkotrain stopwithholdingwork stoppage
Adjective(6 words)
long haltlongest silencemarked immobilityshort-term immobilitysudden immobilitytemporary immobilities
Determiner(3 words)
no energy flowno motionno progress
Verb(1 words)
shut down
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8 entriesCollocations
6 entriespower stoppageprolonged stoppagesudden stoppagetraffic stoppagewater stoppagework stoppage
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2 entriesSample sentences
7 total sentences available.
There's a difference in the duration of a football match between normal time and stoppage time.
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"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."
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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!
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