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Meanings of stop altogether in English

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Usage of stop altogether in English
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At the Place de la Concorde the fiacre had to stop altogether.
The Old Wives' Tale
2
She could hear their mounts drop to a walk, then stop altogether.
The system of the world
3
Travel at the speed of light and, theoretically, the clock would stop altogether.
The Guardian
4
His breathing deepened, slowed, seemed to stop altogether, resumed much later, very slowly.
To Die in Italbar
5
Presently the pace grows even slower, and finally we stop altogether.
The First Hundred Thousand: Being the Unofficial Chronicle of a ...
6
Questor's plunge into the fire seemed to slow and then to stop altogether.
Magic Kingdom for Sale - SOLD!
7
But at this point he came to a full stop altogether.
Three John Silence Stories
8
We don't tell them to stop altogether because of Aids.
The South African
9
Now that darkness had come on, they would probably be compelled to stop altogether.
On the Banks of the Amazon
10
In fact, the royals will be expecting that kind of negative press to stop altogether.
News.com.au
11
Once she thought it was going to stop altogether.
Mary Olivier: a Life
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If the by its own strength, we might well despair of success and stop altogether.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Second Kings Chapters VIII to En...
13
And if he were impeached it would stop altogether.
The Lion and the Mouse; a Story of an American Life
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I thought about "cutting back", but somehow it seemed easier to stop altogether.
The Guardian
15
But to stop altogether is a confession of weakness.
The Lost Road
16
If it would stop altogether- Ishouldgo to Mark.
Mary Olivier: a Life
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Stop altogether through the time
Stop altogether across language varieties
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