noun

interruption

interruption, disturbance, break

He finished his speech without interruption.

He finished his speech without interruption.

There was a brief interruption in the power supply.

There was a brief interruption in the power supply.

an interruption ((in/to sth.)) a break in (sth.) There was an interruption in the power supply.

without interruption continuously He finished his speech without interruption.

Synonyms: disruption, disturbance, pause; Antonyms: continuation, flow

From the verb 'interrupt' + the noun-forming suffix '-ion'. Based on Latin 'inter-' (between) + 'rumpere' (to break).

This is the 'action' or result (-ion) of 'interrupting' something.

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