Pause and Visit

Pause

Pause verb - To come to a temporary halt in one's activity.

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Visit and pause are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Visit" instead a verb "Pause".

Nearby Words: paused, pausing

Visit verb - To make a social call upon.

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Pause and visit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pause" instead a verb "Visit".

nice	nice pause	nice visit
long	long pause	long visit
normal	normal pause	normal visit
brief	brief pause	brief visit
Other adjectives: short, complete, proper, little, quick, new, last, forbidden, several.

When the trio visit a very upscale private school, Catholic Booth doesn't get a word of its Pretentious Latin Motto; Omnia Mea Mecum Porto, snarking that it must mean, "Normal People Stay Out." Bones and Zack translate it without pause - "I carry with me all my things." In unison.

Source: Smart People Know Latin
Happens during Spike Milligan's BBC series Q6 (1975) — during a visit to Harrods, Milligan's character says "we pause here, the man backs out of shot and comes back with a new parcel three minutes later".

Source: Reading the Stage Directions Out Loud

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