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Definition of «suspension»

The term suspension refers to a state of being held or kept in abeyance, typically by an external force. It can also refer to something that is hanging down or dangling from above, such as a bridge or building structure. In addition, suspension can describe the temporary removal of someone from their job or position, often due to misconduct or pending investigation.

Usage examples

  1. The student received a suspension for violating the school's dress code policy.
  2. Due to poor performance, the athlete might face a suspension from the upcoming game.
  3. The company announced a temporary suspension of production due to a shortage of raw materials.
  4. The city council imposed a suspension on outdoor water usage during the drought.
  5. The driver's license was placed under suspension for multiple traffic violations.
  6. The teacher gave the misbehaving student a one-day classroom suspension.
  7. The professional athlete was handed a four-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs.
  8. Following a thorough investigation, the employee was placed on suspension pending further disciplinary actions.
  9. The government agency imposed a suspension on the construction project until environmental concerns are addressed.

Phrases with «suspension»

Sentences with «suspension»

  • But it does require similar levels of suspension of disbelief as Season 3, which is to say, way too... much disbelief. (metacritic.com)
  • The Odyssey also has an independent rear suspension for a smoother ride. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)
  • In some designs, this allows independent suspension of the left and right wheels, and therefore a smoother ride. (en.wikipedia.org)
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