Come to a full stop

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Literal Stopping

Usually describes a physical halt, like a vehicle ceasing to move.

The bus came to a full stop when the traffic lights turned red.

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Complete Halt

Emphasizes the action stops suddenly and no movement follows immediately.

The child ran down the sidewalk and came to a full stop at the corner.

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Safety Context

Often used in traffic or safety rules context to indicate obeying stop signs or signals.

Drivers must always come to a full stop at a stop sign, even if the road seems clear.