cessation
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7.2
- noun
- /sɛˈseɪʃən/
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- Media campaigns at the national, community, and city level have been effectively used to increase smoking cessation among adults.
- smoking cessation
- successful cessation
- Tobacco cessation
But of course, stress can also induce cessation of menstruation.
- But of course, stress can also induce cessation of menstruation.
- Apnea is under breathing or mainly cessation of breathing during sleep.
- And death, you might say, well, that's the cessation of being or that's non being.
- Did you see any cessation in payment during COVID?
- And for people that are highly hypnotizable, the success rates at, for instance, smoking cessation, pain relief are pretty impressive.
- So the heart is stopped with brain death, which is a cessation of all brain function, both cortical and subcortical brainstem activity.
- So if Epicurus thought that the cessation absence of.
- The relations remain, but in a state of abstract non cessation that prevents the breakdown.
- He was one of those who had found that cessation is important.
- Public Health England is an August body like the NIH that did a very comprehensive review of cessation.
Examples
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The cessation of hostilities has caused as many problems as the war itself.
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The first was an immediate cessation of helmet use.
Fiction book (2002) -
Did you see any cessation in payment during COVID?
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People who smoke should be offered smoking cessation advice and support.
Academic text (2011) -
Patients who smoke should be offered support with smoking cessation services.
Academic text (2011) -
Preparation for surgery through weight management and smoking cessation can be facilitated well in primary care.
Academic text (2011) -
In 2003, the TUS-CPS included a special supplement that focused heavily on smoking cessation.
Academic text (2011) -
A national, branded, mass media smoking cessation campaign can change smokers' cognitions about quitting and increase quit attempts.
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They testify that commissioners have indeed come north and ought to have arrived by now in Washington City bearing an offer of immediate cessation of our civil war.
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The cessation of class activities for the holiday break was well received by all the students.
Synonyms
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1.0
An act when something ends or pauses
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4.7
The act of ending something, like a job or contract
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8.5
A temporary official stop of an activity by those in charge
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6.3
A pause in an activity or series that is usually temporary
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4.6
Putting out a fire, light, or other activity so it stops
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6.3
Stopping something for a short time or forever
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4.7
A gradual stopping of something that is planned
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9.9
An end to something bad, for example pain or fighting
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7.2
To stop something so it does not continue, sometimes for a short time or for good
To put an end to a fire or a debt
Antonyms
How Final
Surface Forms
Morphology
cessation = cease (transparent) = cess + ation
Standard noun formation from the verb 'cease' with the suffix '-ation' yields 'act or process of ceasing'; the spelling alternation (cease → cess-) is regular and does not obscure the relation.
Etymology
Cessation comes from the root cess-, the same root as the common word cease, which means 'to stop'. So a cessation is a 'stopping' or end, which is why we use it for the end of fighting, noise, or a habit.