turnoff
/ˈtɜrnˌɔf/
noun
- A place where one road branches off from another.
- We missed the turnoff for the beach and had to go back.
- The turnoff to the national park is just past the gas station.
- Look for the turnoff on the right after the bridge.
- Something that causes a loss of interest or enthusiasm.
- For many people, bad grammar in a profile is a major turnoff.
- The loud music at the restaurant was a turnoff, so we left early.
- His constant complaining was a real turnoff for everyone in the group.