C1 noun Formell

anteruptancy

/ˌæntɪˈrʌptənsi/

The state or condition of being interrupted or broken off before a natural conclusion or expected climax. It typically refers to premature cessation in psychological, social, or technical processes.

Beispiele

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1

The anteruptancy of her speech left the audience wondering what the final point was meant to be.

The anteruptancy of her speech left the audience wondering what the final point was meant to be.

2

In clinical observations, a high degree of anteruptancy in thought patterns can be a symptom of certain cognitive stressors.

In clinical observations, a high degree of anteruptancy in thought patterns can be a symptom of certain cognitive stressors.

3

I'm sick of the anteruptancy of this TV show; it cuts to commercials just as things get interesting.

I'm sick of the anteruptancy of this TV show; it cuts to commercials just as things get interesting.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
anteruptancy
Verb
anterupt
Adverb
anteruptively
Adjektiv
anteruptive
Verwandt
anteruption
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Merkhilfe

Think of 'Ante' (before) + 'Rupt' (break). It is a 'before-break'—the state of breaking before you are finished.

Schnelles Quiz

The project’s ________ was caused by a sudden withdrawal of funding, leaving the research half-finished.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: anteruptancy

Beispiele

1

The anteruptancy of her speech left the audience wondering what the final point was meant to be.

everyday

The anteruptancy of her speech left the audience wondering what the final point was meant to be.

2

In clinical observations, a high degree of anteruptancy in thought patterns can be a symptom of certain cognitive stressors.

formal

In clinical observations, a high degree of anteruptancy in thought patterns can be a symptom of certain cognitive stressors.

3

I'm sick of the anteruptancy of this TV show; it cuts to commercials just as things get interesting.

informal

I'm sick of the anteruptancy of this TV show; it cuts to commercials just as things get interesting.

4

The linguistic study focuses on the anteruptancy of phonetic strings in rapid discourse among non-native speakers.

academic

The linguistic study focuses on the anteruptancy of phonetic strings in rapid discourse among non-native speakers.

5

To optimize workflow, management must eliminate the anteruptancy caused by unnecessary status meetings.

business

To optimize workflow, management must eliminate the anteruptancy caused by unnecessary status meetings.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
anteruptancy
Verb
anterupt
Adverb
anteruptively
Adjektiv
anteruptive
Verwandt
anteruption

Häufige Kollokationen

cognitive anteruptancy cognitive anteruptancy
pattern of anteruptancy pattern of anteruptancy
avoid anteruptancy avoid anteruptancy
structural anteruptancy structural anteruptancy
systemic anteruptancy systemic anteruptancy

Häufige Phrasen

state of anteruptancy

state of anteruptancy

marked by anteruptancy

marked by anteruptancy

prone to anteruptancy

prone to anteruptancy

Wird oft verwechselt mit

anteruptancy vs interruption

Interruption is a general break in progress, while anteruptancy specifically implies a break occurring before a specific, expected point of completion.

anteruptancy vs abruptness

Abruptness refers to the suddenness of an action, whereas anteruptancy refers to the state of being broken off early.

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Nutzungshinweise

Anteruptancy is a highly specialized, technical term often found in academic or psychological texts. It is rarely used in casual conversation and typically describes a structural or systemic failure to reach an end-point.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often confuse it with the more common 'interruption'. Remember that 'ante-' means 'before', so it emphasizes the 'early' nature of the break.

💡

Merkhilfe

Think of 'Ante' (before) + 'Rupt' (break). It is a 'before-break'—the state of breaking before you are finished.

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Wortherkunft

From the Latin 'ante-' (before) and 'rumpere' (to break), using the suffix '-ancy' to denote a state or quality.

Grammatikmuster

uncountable noun often follows 'level of' or 'degree of' can be modified by technical adjectives

Schnelles Quiz

The project’s ________ was caused by a sudden withdrawal of funding, leaving the research half-finished.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: anteruptancy

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