LoginStop vs. Pause
These verbs are synonyms but they differ in terms of the duration they imply. Follow the lesson to find out more.
'Stop' and 'pause' are both terms that involve interruption of an action or process. However, 'stop' indicates a complete and definite termination of an action or process, while 'pause' implies a temporary interruption with an intention to resume.
Duration
When something is stopped, it generally implies a complete and definitive termination of the activity or process. It often suggests a longer or indefinite pause, with no intention of resuming. Pausing, on the other hand, implies a temporary interruption or break in the activity or process. It suggests a shorter and more transient interruption and implies that the action or process will be resumed after a brief interval.
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