1. Interruption of continuance; ceasing to continue; want of continuity; a breaking off or interruption of possession. Discontinuance of a suit, when a plaintiff leaves a chasm in the proceedings in his case, as by not continuing the process regularly from day to day.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• discountinuance,
• discontinance,
• siscontinuance,
• xiscontinuance,
• ciscontinuance,
• discintinuance,
• discontonuance,
• discontinuancs,
• discontiniuance,
• disontinuance,
• discotinuance,
• disconinuance,
• discontnuance,
• discontinuanc,
• discontiunance,
• disscontinuance,
• discontiniuable,
• discontinuabble,
• Discontinuase,
• Discontinuarly

• discontentment,
• discontinue,
• discontinuation,
• discontented,
• discontentedly,
• discontinuous,
• discountenance,
• Discontinuing,
• discontinued,
• discontentedness,
• discontinuity.

The adjective form of the word "discontinuance" is "discontinuing".

The plural of the "discontinuance" can be the "discontinuances".

The singular of the "discontinuance" can be the "discontinuance".