Deadlock
Deadlock noun - A point in a struggle where neither side is capable of winning or willing to give in.
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Synonyms for Deadlock
Rest and deadlock are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rest" instead a noun "Deadlock".
Nearby Words: deadlocked, deadlocking
Rest
Rest noun - Freedom from activity or labor.
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- Deadlock deals with him the same way, banishing him in shame to Dutchman's Isle for the rest of his life because execution would be too kind.
- After Deadlock, it's just Penny, and she's not too happy with the rest of the group.
Source: Literature / H.I.V.E. Series -
Almost everyone - Harry and Naomi Wildman don't have their memories altered because they were from the alternate Voyager that was created in "Deadlock" and thus have a slightly different quantum signature than the rest of the crew.
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