verb

discontinue

to stop, to cease, to terminate

The company will discontinue that model next year.

The company will discontinue that model next year.

They decided to discontinue the weekly meetings.

They decided to discontinue the weekly meetings.

to discontinue ((sth.)) to stop doing, providing, or making (sth.) The manufacturer discontinued the product.

Synonyms: stop, cease, terminate; Antonyms: continue, start, commence

From the prefix 'dis-' (not) + 'continue'. Literally 'to not continue'.

Think of a TV series. If the producers 'discontinue' it, it means it will 'not continue' for another season.

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