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Intermit (verb) means to pause or stop something for a while before starting it again.

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To pause or stop something for a while before starting it again.
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Etymology

Came from Latin intermittere, formed from inter- and mittere.

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What is the meaning of intermit?
"intermit" (verb) means to pause or stop something for a while before starting it again.
What is another word for intermit?
Other words for "intermit" include pause, break.
What is the opposite of intermit?
The opposite of "intermit" is continue.

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