cutoff
Where access ends
A cutoff is a point where something stops or is no longer included: The cutoff for applications is Friday.
A cutoff can be a shortcut that cuts across a longer route, or a device that stops flow.
Cutoffs are jeans cut off at the knee or higher.
As an adjective, cutoff marks a limit: cutoff date, cutoff score.
Exact location or meaning
- thresholdPoint of beginning
- limitMaximum allowed extent
- boundaryLine marking a limit
- disconnectionState of being severed
isolation · severance · detachment · estrangement · alienation · disengagement · breach · excluded
Time limit for completion
- dueOwed or expected
- expirationEnd of validity
- dateSpecific day or outing
- ultimatumNon-negotiable final terms
target · schedule · timetable · completion · finish · end · closure · termination
point
Exact location or meaning
disconnection · isolation · severance · detachment · estrangement · alienation · disengagement · breach · excluded · barred
deadline
Time limit for completion
- dueOwed or expected
- expirationEnd of validity
- dateSpecific day or outing
ultimatum · target · schedule · timetable · completion · finish · end · closure · termination · countdown
jeans
Casual denim trousers
frayed · distressed · raw · ripped · edges · casual · summer · DIY · trendy · capris
valve
Fluid flow controller
supply · water · gas · electricity · main · pipe · conduit · duct · outlet · diversion
- standardsstandard, standards, norm, norms, criterion
- compound wordsbookmark, breakdown, sunlight, breakup, snowflake
- time wordsminute, hour, day, now, soon
- pokerblinds, all-in, all in, call, seven-card stud
- alternate routesbypass, detour, alternate route, reroute, diversion
- assessmentevaluating, test, analyzing, exam, assessing
cutoffcontinuation
Act of proceeding further
continuance · extension · prolongation · persistence · perpetuation
cutoffinclusion
Being made part
open admission · qualification · acceptance · open enrollment
cutoffconnection
A joining or relation
reconnection · linkage · hookup · restoration · continuity