Verb:

ప్లగ్ తీసేయ్,

pull the plug's Usage Examples:

the ratings) and initially decided that now would be the best time to pull the plug on the show once and for all.

Legend has it that Capitol Records decided to pull the plug on the release at the last minute, as 8 tracks were not selling well.

While the team's prospect improved during the 1981 season, including increased attendance and a division championship, a lack of profitability led Turner to pull the plug on the team after that season.

"Plug Pulled on Sky Scottish: Bosses pull the plug on the Sky Scottish satellite TV service".

However, in March 2016, it was announced that CS Energy would "pull the plug" on that project, at a loss of "40M to CS Energy and "6M to ARENA.

When Kristie isn’t happy with the stage, she tries to pull the plug.

own vomit to the sounds that grandpa makes when you finally decide to pull the plug on his respirator.

endless loop) is a sequence of instructions that, as written, will continue endlessly, unless an external intervention occurs ("pull the plug").

insufficient funding when its primary backer, Ann Lurie, decided to pull the plug after investing "150 million over a decade.

should not have a government program that determines you"re going to pull the plug on Grandma.

known to everybody in this industry for a long time and it is time to pull the plug on this escalating image building hysteria.

In February 2000, Discovery announced that they intended to pull the plug on the channel.

will continue endlessly, unless an external intervention occurs ("pull the plug").

Synonyms:

abduct, drag, plunk, yank, tug, pull in, pull off, haul, displace, tweak, winch, pick off, force, pluck, attract, move, adduct, jerk, cart, stretch, hale, pull back, twitch, draw in, pick, draw,

Antonyms:

adduct, abduct, repel, push, unstrain,