jib
cut out
cease
throw in one's hand
desist
take one's ball and go home
come to a stop
give up
cut bait
knock it off
jack in
reluctance
withdraw
close up shop
prevent
lose one's nerve
call it a day
abstain
call it quits
bail out on
hang up one's spurs
putter around
refraining
seize up
rope into
set one's face against
spare
let the matter drop
abandon
withdrawal
soften up
knock off
negativism
relinquishing
scorn
shutoff
relinquishment
get over oneself
nonpractice
disencourage
close the book on
inertia
antivolition
avoid
not be caught dead
not so fast
keep
leave alone
break with
check out
fall away
indisposition
lose
now hear this
disincentivize
prevention
unglue
see the last of
put a damper on
take the wind out of someone's sails
crap out
putter about
opt out
bottle
discountenance
refrain
knock back
foil
cease and desist
renounce
reticence
stop
reluctant
forbear
demotivate
dependency
thwart
disobedience
preventive
drop
decline
unminded
cheese
obstructivism
put the brakes on
compulsive decluttering
restrain
put off
stubborn up
turn a deaf ear

English words for 'To stop doing something, to become reluctant to proceed with an activity.'

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