Let and Stop

Let

Let noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.

Usage example: a private resort that allows vacationers to experience without let the joys of nudism

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Stop and let are semantically related in inhibit topic. In some cases you can use "Stop" instead the word "Let" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Word: letting

Stop noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.

Usage example: pulled out all the stops and presented the most spectacular show ever

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Let and stop are semantically related in inhibit topic. Sometimes you can use "Let" instead the word "Stop" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: stopped, stopper, stopping, stopover

attack	let attack	stop attack
man	let man	stop man
guy	let guy	stop guy
people	let people	stop people
Other words: someone, plot, army, end, time, characters, game, fight, anyone.

The scene where he invites Catherine for a ride in his carriage is actually rather terrifying, especially since he refuses to listen to her insistent pleas to stop and let her get out.

Source: Literature / Northanger Abbey
In Danny Phantom, in the midst of heated battle, foes often seem to just stop and let Danny finish his superheroic, corny jokes.

Source: Talking Is a Free Action
The difference is he didn't know when to stop and let his power consume him, transforming him into a power-hungry monster.

Source: With Great Power Comes Great Insanity

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