halted (Meaning)

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halted (imp. & p. p.)

of Halt

No strong syonyms found.

The heavy rain halted the marathon, forcing runners to seek shelter.
The traffic was halted due to a serious accident, causing major delays.
Time seemed to have halted as she gazed into his eyes.
The unexpected discovery abruptly halted the archaeological dig.
The approaching storm halted their outdoor activities, sending them inside for safety.
The government's sudden ban on certain goods halted imports, causing economic disruption.
The biting cold halted her progress, making it difficult to continue.
The lack of resources halted the construction project, leaving it incomplete.
The realization of the consequences halted her reckless behavior.
The deafening explosion halted all conversation, creating an eerie silence.

of Halt

arrested, ended,stopped, stalled,,receding

proceeding,proceeding, operating, operating, ongoing, ongoing, working, functioning, functioning, happening

The heavy rain halted the marathon, forcing runners to seek shelter.

The traffic was halted due to a serious accident, causing major delays.

Time seemed to have halted as she gazed into his eyes.

The unexpected discovery abruptly halted the archaeological dig.