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Halt and stop Thu Apr 01, 2004 16:46 pm  Halt and stop
 

Hi everybpody! Do words Halt and Stop mean the same?
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Halt/stop Thu Apr 01, 2004 21:05 pm  Halt/stop
 

Hi,

They mean roughly the same but 'halt' suggests something more violent/dramatic.

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Halt and stop Fri May 05, 2006 9:49 am  Halt and stop
 

I think "halt" and "stop" mean the same. For me, "halt" seems like a word used more in some places or some older people while "stop" is more commonly used.
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Halt and stop Sat May 06, 2006 13:07 pm  Halt and stop
 

I'm with Alan on this one. Usage of the two words has nothing to do with age. When I imagine somenone shouting, "Stop!" I picture an ordinary person. When I picture someone shouting, "Halt!" I imagine him in a military or police uniform.
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