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Antonyms:
open,
unstopped
Often used in the same context:
halted,
started,
resumed,
began,
ceased,
stoped,
prevented,
spotted,
retaliated,
slowed,
pulled,
kept,
approached,
barred,
sped,
restarted,
blocked,
hesitated,
resorted,
refrained,
relented,
noticed,
arrived,
stalled,
responded,
recommenced,
interrupted,
exited,
overheard,
forbade,
dissuaded,
caught,
desisted,
chased,
suspended,
disappeared,
fazing,
quit,
resisted,
banned,
prohibited,
intervened,
succeeded,
persisted,
impeded,
balked,
stepped,
came,
blinked,
phoned,
abandoned,
stropped,
saw,
avoided,
denied,
collapsed,
ejected,
went,
deterred,
dropped,
scolded,
heard,
paused,
shied,
precluded,
struck,
ended,
stayed,
chastised,
fired,
shut,
drove,
ran,
alighted,
stonewalled,
yanked,
flinched,
rebuked,
walked,
slammed,
discouraged,
reappeared,
arrested,
fainted,
rang,
interfered,
turned,
discontinue,
stymied,
froze,
derailed,
subsided,
thwarted,
disallowed,
returned,
fled,
faltered,
took,
knew,
delayed,
accused,
hopped,
dividing,
adiabatic,
clotted,
continous,
continuous,
dc,
decoded,
deflected,
equipotential,
fit,
fluidic,
helical,
helicoidal,
inhomogeneous,
isentropic,
isobaric,
isothermal,
isothermic,
isotropic,
jumbled
Appears in the definition of:
.,
adulthood,
air,
arrested development,
asphyxiation,
assault,
ax,
axe,
battle of verdun,
cardiac resuscitation,
cardiopulmonary resuscitation,
caulked,
checkpoint,
choked,
clogged,
constantine,
constantine i,
constantine the great,
cpr,
date,
discontinued,
echo,
esther,
fixation,
fret,
gain,
infantile fixation,
kiss of life,
light,
maturity,
menses,
mouth-to-mouth resuscitation,
open-heart surgery,
play,
port-access coronary bypass surgery,
refresher,
regression,
replication,
reverberation,
shooting,
sign,
signal,
sound reflection,
stasis,
stop,
stopo watch,
stoppable,
stopwatch,
strangulation,
suddenly,
sudden death,
suffocation,
unoffending,
unstoppable,
verdun
Synonyms:
halted,
nonmoving,
obstructed,
stopped-up,
stopped up,
unmoving
Also try:
— Adjectives for stopped:
wayworn,
how,
famous,
lowenfish,
double
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