Interrupted
Interrupted adjective - Discontinued temporarily.
Stopped and interrupted are semantically related In some cases you can use "Stopped" instead the word "Interrupted" as an adjective or a verb.
Stopped
Stopped adjective - (of a nose) blocked.
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Synonyms for Stopped
Interrupted and stopped are semantically related in at a halt topic. You can use "Interrupted" instead the word "Stopped" as an adjective or a verb.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- block and interrupted
- block and stopped
- break and interrupted
- break and stopped
- closed and interrupted
- closed and stopped
- quit and interrupted
- quit and stopped
- ended and interrupted
- ended and stopped
- terminated and interrupted
- terminated and stopped
- discontinued and interrupted
- discontinued and stopped
Both words in one sentence
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The butcher works his way through killing the extras, but is interrupted and stopped by another cannibal approaching him a split second before he can kill Glenn.
Source: Plot Armor - Rowling's Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, when Harry has Sirius at his mercy, he rehearses all the reasons he has to hate him, and argues against his efforts to protect Crookshanks being evidence in his favor, but he does not manage to act before he is interrupted and stopped.
Source: Curious Qualms of Conscience -
Interrupted Suicide: Wolverine stopped Yashida when, as the other generals, preferred to die with honor with his own sword instead of in the atomic explosion that was coming.
Source: Film / The Wolverine
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