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Cutoff

Noun / ˈkʌˌtɔ:f / Another word for cutoff — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

a point or level at which something is stopped

Synonyms & similar words

crosscut shortcut limit ceiling maximum threshold end stop termination conclusion finale deadline finalization disconnection separation disengagement isolation exclusion severance

Synonyms by register

Formal

termination cessation discontinuation abrupt end

Informal

stop end halt knock-off

Literary

severance abscission

Antonyms

start beginning continuation inclusion opening commencement

Common collocations

  • cutoff point
  • cutoff date
  • cutoff time
  • cutoff mark
  • cutoff value
  • cutoff frequency
  • cutoff switch
  • cutoff voltage

Word family

noun cutoff
verb cut off
adjective cutoff

Usage note

As a noun, 'cutoff' often refers to a point or limit. As a phrasal verb, 'cut off' means to stop providing something or to separate.

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Example sentences

  1. The cutoff for the sale is today.
  2. The power cutoff left us in the dark.
  3. The cutoff time for submitting the application is 5 pm.
  4. The traffic cutoff caused a long delay.
  5. The water cutoff was due to a pipe burst.

Quotes

  • The cutoff for doing one's best may not be reached until one's best has been done.
  • The cutoff point for success is when you no longer feel like doing what you've been doing.
  • The cutoff point for making a change is when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change.

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