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Antonyms:
continuance,
continuation
Often used in the same context:
discontinuance,
termination,
angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor,
hepatotoxicity,
divestiture,
cancellation,
amenorrhea,
urinary retention,
hypercalcemia,
hypocalcemia,
infliximab,
ipratropium bromide,
cessation,
accrual,
viramune,
hypomagnesemia,
clomipramine,
ddi,
cholecystitis,
azactam,
cytopenia,
metoprolol,
reduction,
nitrofurantoin,
isoproterenol,
idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura,
phenelzine,
anticoagulation,
hyperbilirubinemia,
interstitial pneumonia,
interruption,
neuroleptic,
phenytoin,
tranylcypromine,
prophylaxis,
norethindrone acetate,
hypersensitivity reaction,
reclassification,
nefazodone,
verapamil,
leucopenia,
ileus,
premedication,
antipsychotic,
copernicus,
diltiazem,
amenorrhoea,
enalapril,
cerivastatin,
nadolol,
imipramine,
ischaemia,
antiarrhythmic drug,
decrease,
randomization,
clomiphene citrate,
neutropenia,
hypoparathyroidism,
mevacor,
tofranil,
thrombocytopenia,
mercaptopurine,
megestrol acetate,
bacteriuria,
anovulation,
triamcinolone,
tricyclic antidepressant,
hypocalcaemia,
hemophilia b,
laxation,
retreatment,
tenormin,
primidone,
prazosin,
chlorambucil,
dysmenorrhoea,
nortriptyline,
menadione,
amiodarone,
pheochromocytoma,
acetazolamide,
pancytopenia,
hypokalemia,
csa,
intolerability,
angina pectoris,
acular,
zocor,
lymphocytosis,
thromboembolism,
hyperalgesia,
haemolysis,
labetalol,
seroconversion,
dronabinol,
fibrinolysis,
closure,
ceftin,
hemoptysis,
combivir,
metronidazole,
indapamide,
disappearance,
expulsion,
shutdown,
stoppage,
closing,
resumption,
withdrawal,
dissolution,
hospitalization,
removal,
stopping,
abolition,
dismantling,
submersion,
abandonment,
demolition,
demotion
More specific:
disfranchisement,
disinheritance,
dismount
Appears in the definition of:
disfranchisement
More general:
conclusion,
ending,
termination
Synonyms:
discontinuance
Also try:
— Adjectives for discontinuation:
abrupt,
sudden,
immediate,
temporary,
premature,
early,
gradual,
prompt,
rapid,
complete,
benzodiazepine,
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