Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stop-start
adjective
/ˈstɒp stɑːt/

Definition
A term used to describe a process or activity that is characterized by frequent interruptions and resumptions.

Examples
- The stop-start nature of the meeting made it difficult to follow the agenda.
- He drove in a stop-start manner during rush hour traffic.
- Her stop-start approach to studying made it hard for her to retain information.

Meaning
Stop-start refers to a situation where an action or process is halted and then started again multiple times, often resulting in a disjointed or interrupted experience.

Synonyms
- intermittent
- sporadic
- occasional