Discontinue [verb]

Definition of Discontinue:

prevent activity from going on

Synonyms of Discontinue:

● Quit

● Suspend

● Halt

● Terminate

● Interrupt

● Cease

● Abandon

● Break off

● Pause

● End

● Intervene

● Separate

● Interpose

● Drop

● Stop

● Disjoin

● Disconnect

● Desist

● Finish

● Kill

● Disunite

● Close

● Part

● Scrub

● Dissever

● Knock off

● Leave off

● Surcease

● Give up

● Bag it

● Blow off

● Call it quits

● Give over

● Put an end to

● Refrain from


Opposite/Antonyms of Discontinue:

● Carry on

● Join

● Give birth

● Bear

● Start

● Initiate

● Begin

● Go

● Continue

● Connect

● Unite

● Create

● Commence

● Restart

● Complete


Sentence/Example of Discontinue:

GM will soon discontinue the Sonic, as part of a broader shift toward electric vehicles, but it was a durable hit.

Several families said that Ochsner staff pressured them into discontinuing treatment, even as they pushed back.

In fact, On Wednesday, Texas became the first state to announce it had depleted the funding and will discontinue payments.

On Wednesday, Texas became the first state to announce it had depleted the funding and will discontinue payments.

With a 301 redirect to the root rule for any outdated, sold-out or discontinued content applied broadly in the process.

So they did not wholly discontinue their evening paddles nor their lonely rambles along the shore.

To my amazement, she asked me to kindly discontinue the account of my adventures, in an icy tone, which left no room for protest.

Nezahualpilli was so affected by these signs that he gave orders to discontinue all hostilities.

Well, then, I shall ask you to allow me to discontinue this devotion after to-night.

He, however, suddenly gave me to understand that Madam Dupin thought my visits too frequent, and begged me to discontinue them.