Synonyms for disrupted
dis·rupt·ed

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1. disruptedadjective

   marked by breaks or gaps

   "many routes are unsafe or disrupted"

   Antonyms:
   uninterrupted, continuous

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1. List of paraphrases for "disrupted":

   disturbed, perturbed, interrupted, disorganized, upset, troubled, discontinued, distorted, affected, adjourned

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1. Attorney General William Barr:

   Our ability to deter attacks had obviously broken down. The Iranians had been given a number of red lines and were crossing those lines, this was a legitimate act of self-defense because it disrupted ongoing attacks that were being conducted, a campaign against the Americans. And it reestablished deterrence, it responded to attacks that had been already committed.

2. Greg Abbott:

   We know there are many people whose lives have been completely disrupted and people who’ve lost their homes, at the very same time ... it may be a miracle also, because even though there’s been some devastating physical damage, to my knowledge, as of right now, there is no report of loss of life, which is just stunning.

3. Volodymyr Zelenskyy:

   For more than a week now we have been trying to organize stable humanitarian corridors for Mariupol residents. And almost all our attempts, unfortunately, are disrupted by the Russian occupiers. By shelling or deliberate terror.

4. Liz Fagen:

   We want you to know that many of the safety systems we have in place worked well ... and it was through these systems, including our partnerships with law enforcement and our families, that this threat was successfully disrupted.

5. Ali Khamenei:

   Absolutely do not wait for nuclear negotiations in planning for the country and move forward, do not let your work be disrupted whether the negotiations reach positive or semi-positive or negative results.