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abort
verb as in stop or cancel something
verb as in terminate or fail to complete pregnancy
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Example Sentences
They also noted the Air Force ability and willingness to abort an attack if it becomes clear that there are “civilians in the target zone.”
Norris had been 0.031 seconds quicker than Verstappen on their first laps, but the Dutchman had started his final lap much better than the Briton, only for both to have to abort.
Verstappen was then 0.2secs quicker than Norris in the first sector on their second runs - and Norris was slower there than on his first run - before they both had to abort.
Miller was smart to want to abort her pregnancy before it got to the point where she was near death.
They especially hate Kate Cox, a Texas woman who had to travel out of state to abort a pregnancy because the fetus had a rare genetic disorder that usually kills the baby within a few days of birth.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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