Synonyms for discontinued
dis·con·tin·ued

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1. discontinuedadjective

   stopped permanently or temporarily

   "discontinued models"; "a discontinued magazine"; "a discontinued conversation"

   Antonyms:
   continuing, continued

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1. List of paraphrases for "discontinued":

   abandoned, interrupted, suspended, deleted, ceased, terminated, stopped, adjourned, halted, abolished, withdrawn, removed, disrupted, eliminated, dropped, cancelled

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1. White House:

   Joe Biden is proud to lead the most transparent administration in American history, and to have restored the practice of releasing visitors logs after it was discontinued by Joe Biden predecessor, we also respect that it’s always the role of evenhanded news outlets to advocate for more transparency.

2. Maria Celia Estavillo:

   Ours is a very old bank and the relationships are long standing, so I don't foresee our relationships would be discontinued. I guess there were questions that we answered.

3. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson:

   I have reached the conclusion that we must make substantial changes in our detention practices with respect to families with children, in short, once a family has established eligibility for asylum or other relief under our laws, long-term detention is an inefficient use of our resources and should be discontinued.

4. Lauren Margeson:

   The district has been made aware of the parental permission form sent to parents by Southaven Middle School, district officials understand how this type of information causes serious concern from parents. The principal at Southaven Middle School has met with the parent, and the school has discontinued the implementation of the program.

5. Curtis Sliwa:

   Because I experienced the benefits first-hand, I want more Gifted and Talented programs, not less, the Gifted and Talented Program should not be diluted, nor should it be discontinued.