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What are the antonyms of begin?

The antonyms of "begin" depend on the context. Here are some possibilities:

General Antonyms:

* End: This is the most common and direct opposite of "begin."

* Finish: Similar to "end," meaning to complete something.

* Terminate: To bring something to an end.

* Cease: To stop something.

* Conclude: To bring something to a final stage.

More Specific Antonyms:

* Pause: To stop temporarily.

* Halt: To stop abruptly.

* Suspend: To temporarily stop something.

* Postpone: To delay something.

* Abandon: To give up on something completely.

* Discontinue: To stop doing something.

Contextual Antonyms:

* Continue: If you're talking about continuing something that has already begun.

* Resume: If you're talking about starting again after a pause.

* Revive: If you're talking about bringing something back to life after it had stopped.

The best antonym for "begin" will depend on the specific context and the meaning you want to convey.

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