completehalt
nounUK /kəmˈpliːt hɔːlt/
US /kəmˈpliːt hɔːlt/
A complete halt is when something stops all the way and does not move at all.
The ride came to a complete halt at the top of the hill.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A full stop of a machine or engine.
The old clock's complete halt surprised everyone in the house.
3. A total end to an activity or plan.
The rain brought a complete halt to the soccer game.
4. A moment when all movement stops.
There was a complete halt in traffic after the light turned red.