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Discover Ludwig"water stopped" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that was occurring suddenly ending. For example, "The pouring rain suddenly stopped and the water stopped flowing from the sky."
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The water stopped flowing.
The muddy wall of water stopped metres from his home.
The water stopped in some woods near his house.
City water stopped, but Ochsner has its own well.
Water stopped flowing in many high-rise buildings above the sixth floor.
When the water stopped, the lid popped open and I climbed out, pleasantly groggy.
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My request to everyone who is fixated on shit in the water: stop.
"When the water stops running from the tap, people blame America," said Shaista Sirajuddin, an English professor in Lahore.
The power went off for her in the early afternoon, she said, with the water stopping soon after.
"The moment that water stops being a political issue, they'll resolve the problem," said Daniel Prats, who heads the water institute of Alicante University.
If the water stops flowing, there is a problem.
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