Synonyms for interrupted
in·ter·rupt·ed

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1. interruptedadjective

   discontinued temporarily

   "we resumed the interrupted discussion"

   Synonyms:
   off-and-on(a), fitful

   Antonyms:
   unbroken, continued

2. fitful, interrupted, off-and-on(a)adjective

   intermittently stopping and starting

   "fitful (or interrupted) sleep"; "off-and-on static"

   Antonyms:
   continued, unbroken

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1. butted in

   he butted in while i was speaking meaning that he interrupted the person while he was speaking

   Submitted by anonymous on April 19, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "interrupted":

   adjourned, discontinued, disrupted, suspended, halted, interruption, stopped, broken, terminated, interrupt, blackout

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1. Tulio Ramirez:

   A year interrupted like this cannot be recovered, these kids are growing up with an educational deficit.

2. Javier Palomarez:

   It's kind of interesting, the dichotomy between the private Donald Trump and the public Donald Trump. He listened a lot more than he spoke, he never once interrupted me.

3. Thomas Demetrio:

   We are deeply affected by( this incident). Our lives have been interrupted. Our normalcy is not what it was before Sunday morning.

4. Mazen Basrawi:

   For me, the biggest challenge is the lack of sleep. Not the giving up of food and drink – your body adjusts pretty quickly to that – but the lack of sleep and the interrupted sleep makes it much more challenging.

5. Hillary Clinton:

   If you look at the evidence, at the end of Bill Clinton's two terms, we had the longest peacetime expansion in American history with 22 million new jobs, a balanced budget and a surplus that would have paid off our national debt if it had not been rudely interrupted by the next administration.