putoff
/ˈpʊtˌɔf/
noun
- Something that causes a feeling of dislike, hesitation, or discouragement; a negative impression.
- The long wait time is a major putoff for visitors to the amusement park.
- The strong smell was a real putoff for customers entering the store.
- His rude attitude was a putoff, so I decided not to work with him.
- An act of delaying or postponing something.
- We need to stop the putoffs and finish the assignment today.
- His constant putoffs made everyone frustrated with the project.
- The meeting was a putoff until next week due to the manager's illness.
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