Abort

usgb/əˈbɔːrt/Volume
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Emergency InterruptionPlay
Used when urgent circumstances prevent completion of an activity. SlideA lightning storm forced the team to abort the outdoor event.
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Pre-planned PossibilityPlay
Considered in situations where there is a high chance of failure or danger. SlideThe flight crew was briefed on a possible abort of the takeoff.
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Implies SuddennessPlay
Often suggests an abrupt end rather than a gradual winding down. SlideThe director had to abruptly abort filming due to the actor's injury.