turnoff's Usage Examples:

Pettiness and possessiveness are big emotional turnoffs.

If it is too brief or it goes off on too many unrelated tangents, this can be a huge turnoff for the reader.

There aren't any open side roads and hardly a plowed turnoff on this highway for twenty miles.

The destruction disappeared by mile marker five, only a few hundred meters from the turnoff to her condo community.

Only one vehicle passed her in the fifteen minutes it took her to reach the next turnoff indicated on the map.

O nce you see ' London House ' - take the next turnoff on the left - you are now on Golf Road.

For that matter, if you miss your turnoff, it may take you all the way to Calistoga before it let's you turn around.

The tracks of the vehicle that preceded him were clear in the dust of the turnoff, and he knew he'd guessed correctly as he neared the now-familiar meadow below the mine.

Yully reached the turnoff for the cottage and sped as fast as she could through a winding road.

There is no bigger turnoff than visiting a web site that is hosted on an obviously overloaded web server.

Also, the cookie-cutter site might be a turnoff for people who are looking for higher-end luxury items and expect more of a custom designed site.

It 's a very small turnoff so do n't miss it.

The noise was so distracting that I missed my motorway turnoff, got lost and had to endure the whining for an extra hour!Learn To Live - motorway Safety Campaign - Campaigning for compulsory motorway tuition for all newly qualified drivers.

Synonyms:

stimulus, stimulant, negative stimulation, stimulation, input,

Antonyms:

depressant, inactivation,