Hiatus,

Definition of Hiatus:

1. Stop or break in continuity, continuity or action.

2. Relax or take a break. The term is commonly used to indicate intervals in a television broadcast series, for example. B. Intervals between seasons or intervals in a person's employment history.

Synonyms of Hiatus

Throwing open, Pause, Hair space, Space, Intermission, Broaching, Lacuna, Suspension, Interim, Unstopping, Half space, Gape, Interlude, Inlet, Split, Yawn, Ullage, Crack, Interval, Uncorking, Hollow, Letup, Foramen, Caesura, Clearance, Freeboard, Leak, Space between, Wantage, Time interval, Deficiency, Interspace, Breathing space, Break, Cessation, Missing link, Double space, Need, Em space, Lull, Jump, Gat, Defalcation, Slot, Fenestra, Laying open, Cleft, Deficit, Fontanel, Lull, Break, Lacuna, Single space, Respite, Chasm, Interstice, Gap, Lack, Aperture, Opening up, Passageway, Omission, Breach, Discontinuity, Interruption, Gulf, Hole, Fistula, Arrearage, Room, Want, Stoma, Gap, Outage, Cavity, Interruption, Intermission, Defect, ■■■■■■■, Leeway, Time out, Shortage, Fissure, Suspension, Interval, Rest, Pore, Check, Opening, Pause, En space, Distance between, Disclosure, Margin, Intermediate space, Leap, Clearing, Outlet

How to use Hiatus in a sentence?

1. After the arrest of the TV show star, he was sent for rehabilitation, the show had to be suspended till the release of the actor.
2. The famous television star is shooting an action movie while his police show is going on and many fans of his show have come to watch it.
3. Jones, in an interview for an executive position, described the length of his volunteer service as an obstacle to the history of his paid work.
4. The war with France was short-lived.