Interruption ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Interruption ( noun )

1. An instance of interrupting or something that interrupts.
2. A temporary break in a continuous process or activity.

Origin:

From latin interruptus, past participle of interrumpere, to break in upon.

Examples:

1. He waited for an interruption in the conversation before he spoke.
2. He didn't want to be rude, but he had to ask for an interruption in the meeting.
3. The interruption of the power caused the computer to shut down.
4. The interruption in the supply of raw materials caused production delays.
5. The interruption of the phone call made it impossible for him to hear the rest of the instructions.

(As a verb)

Interruption ( verb )

1. An instance of interrupting or something that interrupts.
2. A temporary break in a continuous process or activity.

Origin:

From latin interruptus, past participle of interrumpere, to break in upon.

Examples:

1. He waited for an interruption in the conversation before he spoke.
2. He didn't want to be rude, but he had to ask for an interruption in the meeting.
3. The interruption of the power caused the computer to shut down.
4. The interruption in the supply of raw materials caused production delays.
5. The interruption of the phone call made it impossible for him to hear the rest of the instructions.