turn-off
noun
[ ˈtəːnɒf ]
• a junction at which a road branches off from a main road.
• "Adam missed the turn-off to the village"
• a person or thing that causes someone to feel bored, disgusted, or sexually repelled.
• "he smelled of carbolic soap, a dreadful turn-off"
• an instance of turning or switching something off.
• "electricity turn-offs"
turn off
• stop the operation or flow of something by means of a tap, switch, or button.
• "remember to turn off the gas"
Similar:
switch off,
turn out,
put off,
shut off,
power down,
flick off,
extinguish,
deactivate,
trip,
unplug,
disconnect,
kill,
cut,
Opposite:
turn on,
• leave one road in order to join another.
• "they turned off the main road"
Similar:
leave,
branch off,
take a side road,
take another road,
make/take a left/right,
hang a left/right,
• cause someone to feel bored, disgusted, or sexually repelled.
• "the idea just turns me off"
Similar:
put off,
leave someone cold,
repel,
disgust,
revolt,
nauseate,
sicken,
offend,
disenchant,
alienate,
bore,
gross out,
