cease
போர் நிறுத்த
definition
verb
the hostilities had ceased and normal life was resumed
bring or come to an end.
translation of 'cease'
verb
நிறுத்து
example
We could expect that such groups would break up and 'cease' to exist after such a failure.
on his retirement the job will 'cease' to exist
on his retirement the job will 'cease' to exist
they were asked to 'cease' all military activity
they were asked to 'cease' all military activity
Now and again we would have watched a funny TV programme together and hostilities would 'cease' .
You can only 'cease' dealing with it if you have dealt with it.
The doctor has a duty to inform the patient that driving should 'cease' and the patient has a duty to act on that advice.
Production will 'cease' at the end of January 2002 and the plant will close shortly afterward.
Afterwards it 'ceases' to matter: handshakes all round and down to the pub.
Over the next year, her body simply 'ceased' to function.
The conversation 'ceased' for a moment when the waitress served their appetizers.
He never 'ceased' to amaze his staff and students with new and exciting ideas.
Her coughing 'ceased' for a brief moment when she felt a sharp pain on her lower leg.
This behaviour 'ceases' when parents stop hostilities and become more relaxed about the situation.
Hostilities 'ceased' on 27 July 1953, some three years after they began.
Fighting 'ceased' on October 2 with the formal capitulation of the Home Army forces.
With local body reorganisation a number of these positions have 'ceased' to exist.
While production 'ceased' at the end of World War I, enormous numbers of existing Lewis guns continued to serve.
Perhaps now that the service has 'ceased' to exist people will begin to realise how valuable it was.
Although full-scale fighting has 'ceased' , corruption and violence are still rampant.
All activity 'ceased' as soon as Mr Peterson realised that he had been defrauded.
And, of course, the album as we know it is slowly 'ceasing' to exist.
The servants quickly disappeared from the room, their laughter immediately 'ceasing' .
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