What is another word for coming standstill?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌmɪŋ stˈandstɪl] (IPA) 
The phrase "coming standstill" refers to a situation in which movement or progress abruptly ceases, resulting in a complete stop. It is often used to describe an impasse or a deadlock. Some synonyms for this phrase include "halt," "stand-off," "gridlock," "stalemate," "dead-end," "standstill," "stoppage," "logjam," and "impasse." Each of these synonyms conveys a similar sense of an obstacle that prevents further advancement, but they may be the preferred choice depending on the context. For example, "logjam" might be used to describe a traffic jam, while "stalemate" might be more appropriate in a political or business negotiation.
