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discontinuance

/ˌdɪs.kənˈtɪn.ju.əns/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de cesser, d'arrêter ou de suspendre quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel, juridique ou procédural.

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/ˌdɪs.kənˈtɪn.ju.əns/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de cesser, d'arrêter ou de suspendre quelque chose, souvent utilisé dans un contexte formel, juridique ou procédural.

A noun referring to the act or process of stopping, ending, or ceasing something, often used in formal, legal, or procedural contexts.

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  1. Cessation or terminationC1formal

    The act of stopping something that was ongoing, such as a process, service, or activity.

    frCessation ou interruption

    • The discontinuance of the bus route caused inconvenience for many commuters.
    • The company announced the discontinuance of its flagship product.
    • The discontinuance of the project was due to budget cuts.

    Synonymescessationdiscontinuationendinghaltstoppagetermination

    Antonymescontinuancecontinuationpersistenceprolongationrenewalresumption

  2. Legal terminationC2formallegal

    The formal ending of a legal case or proceeding before a final judgment.

    frDésistement d'instance

    • The judge ordered the discontinuance of the lawsuit.
    • The plaintiff filed a notice of discontinuance.
    • The discontinuance of the case was agreed upon by both parties.

    Synonymesabandonmentdismissalwithdrawal

    Antonymescontinuationprosecutionpursuance

Formes
  • discontinuances plural form
  • discontinuances' possessive plural form
  • discontinuance's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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