“Cessation” in Japanese
Short answer
Cessation in Japanese is “終息” (shuusoku). Full meaning: cessation, (coming to an) end.
Other ways to say “Cessation” in Japanese
底止
teishi cessation
終止
shuushi termination, cessation, stop
途絶
tozetsu stoppage, interruption, cessation, suspension
終熄
shuusoku cessation, (coming to an) end
不通
futsuu suspension, interruption, stoppage, tie-up, cessation
モラトリアム
moratoriamu moratorium, period of grace, extension (of time, e.g. to make payments), cessation (for a period, e.g. nuclear testing); postponement (of social responsibility), immaturity, not having developed emotional maturity, mental state of a young person who
杜絶
tozetsu stoppage, interruption, cessation, suspension
ふ通
futsuu suspension, interruption, stoppage, tie-up, cessation
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