suspend

suspend someone from something

to prevent someone from participating in something. (Usually as a form of discipline.) The principal suspended the student from classes for a week. Ted was suspended from school for three days.

suspend someone or something from something

to hang someone or something from something. The hangman suspended the thief from a gibbet as a warning to others. Jill suspended each decoration from a different branch.

suspend something by something

to hang something by something. The workers carefully positioned the stone that was suspended by a steel cable. Will suspended the decoration by a fine thread.

suspend disbelief

To accept as plausible something one knows to be untrue, especially the setting and plot of a drama or fiction so as to allow the appreciation of art.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Balster	['bælstə]
Matthaios	-	Biblical Greek
Osbert	AHZ-bərt	English (Rare)
Rava	RAH-vah	Esperanto
Stoja	-	Croatian
Timothea	-	Ancient Greek, Greek