cessation

Preposition: of

• hostility: By the time of the cessation of hostilities in 1949, more than 700,000 Arabs were driven out of their homes.
• dukkha: This is the practice leading to the cessation of dukkha.
• grazing: This may be compromised by cessation of grazing or by inappropriate grazing regimes.
• breathing: A period of crying is followed by cessation of breathing.
• violence: Albert Reynolds later told me they carried with them a message from his government reinforcing its demand for a complete cessation of IRA violence.
• smoking: Cessation of smoking is the only intervention proven to modify disease progression.

Converse of object

• attain: You should attain cessations This means that we should attain the permanent cessation of suffering.

Adjective modifier

• abrupt: It was a small price to pay for the abrupt cessation of that barbarous war.
• immediate: The demand for the immediate cessation of the war should be given due attention.
• temporary: Some breaks in service may be regarded as a temporary cessation of service and not a break in contract.
• permanent: Second, where there is a permanent cessation of all production then the trade will also have ceased.

Modifies a noun

• clinic: My end of the bargain is to refer them to smoking cessation clinics.
• intervention: Part 1 outlines the case for smoking cessation interventions in general practice.
• counselor: Joining a quitting support group or seeing a smoking cessation counselor.
• advisor: The Nurse is also a trained smoking cessation advisor.
• co-ordinator: Patients at Hairmyres can contact the East Kilbride smoking cessation co-ordinator, Nancy Docherty.
• adviser: Both of these are much more effective when used with the help of a smoking cessation adviser who can offer motivational support.

Noun used with modifier

• smoking: Students leading the way to smoking cessation: A pilot project.
• tobacco: The Bengali tobacco cessation project is located at the Dental Institute, 6th floor, Turner Street E1.