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Often used in the same context:
disruption,
outages,
delays,
downtime,
hiccups,
stoppages,
power outage,
glitches,
inconveniences,
shutdowns,
snafus,
degradations,
overloads,
disturbances,
fluctuations,
hitches,
breakdowns,
mishaps,
malfunctions,
hassles,
lulls,
hiccoughs,
blackout,
intrusions,
glitch,
bottlenecks,
distractions,
setbacks,
postponements,
hindrances,
brownout,
annoyances,
disconnects,
failures,
snags,
curtailment,
discomforts,
disconnection,
xis,
irritations,
load shedding,
lateness,
sabotage,
unavailability,
outbursts,
difficulties,
prolongations,
diversions,
unpleasantness,
gluts,
shortages,
snarls,
repetitiveness,
inclemency,
interruptus,
detours,
faults,
headaches,
occurrences,
interludes,
commotions,
force majeure,
stutters,
shutoff,
catastrophes,
vagaries,
restoral,
problems,
blips,
lines,
washouts,
absences,
overruns,
flubs,
jerkiness,
flooding,
cancellation,
complications,
accidents,
restarts,
interference,
hypopnea,
intermittence,
dialtone,
buffering,
surges,
hecklers,
bugginess,
ad lib,
interjections,
scheduling,
impediments,
slippage,
pratfalls,
hiatuses,
storms,
squalls,
diminution,
spikes,
constraints,
respites,
closures,
interruption,
halts,
comings,
misunderstandings,
altercations,
blackouts,
bouts,
disruptions,
remissions,
repetitions
Appears in the definition of:
intolerance,
pestered,
punctuation,
smoothness
Also try:
— Adjectives for interruptions:
many,
frequent,
few,
such,
constant,
occasional,
brief,
short,
more,
fewer,
several,
more...
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