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Discover Ludwig"stopped dead" can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe when something suddenly stops abruptly. For example: "I was running to catch the train when I stopped dead in my tracks after I saw the puppy on the tracks."
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It stopped dead.
I stopped dead.
He stopped dead.
I stopped dead, staring at the drum.
She stopped dead in her tracks.
And stopped dead in my tracks.
I stopped dead when I saw it.
You stopped dead in your tracks.
And at that point I stopped dead.
The Lincoln Tunnel's probably stopped dead.
That strategy stopped dead in its tracks.
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