turn off
Cut the power
Turn off means to stop the flow or operation of something—a light, a faucet, an engine: Turn off the TV when you leave.
Figuratively, it means to lose interest or cause someone to lose interest: His arrogance really turns me off.
A turnoff is something that repels or diminishes attraction: Bad breath is a major turnoff.
To turn off a road is to exit onto another route.
Remove functional capacity
- power downDeactivate a device
- unplugSever from power source
- disconnectTo break a connection
- deactivateTurn off or neutralize
cut · stop · halt · suspend · kill · terminate · interrupt · block
Intense physical aversion
- repulseDrive back or disgust
- displeaseCause annoyance or dissatisfaction
- alienateCause emotional distance
- offendCause hurt feelings
sicken · revolt · gross out · nauseate · repel · deter · discourage · disenchant
disable
Remove functional capacity
- power downDeactivate a device
- unplugSever from power source
- disconnectTo break a connection
deactivate · cut · stop · halt · suspend · kill · terminate · interrupt · block · inhibit
disgust
Intense physical aversion
- repulseDrive back or disgust
- displeaseCause annoyance or dissatisfaction
- alienateCause emotional distance
offend · sicken · revolt · gross out · nauseate · repel · deter · discourage · disenchant · disaffect
mute
Without voice or sound
leave
Sanctioned time away
- preferencespreferences, prefer, likes, like, liking
- phrasal verbspick up, look at, put down, wait for, get up
- shutdownshut down, power down, deactivate, disable, shutdown
- toggleson, enable, disable, activate, deactivate
- opt-outsopt out, unsubscribe, decline, refuse, withdraw
- disconnectingdetaching, disconnect, disengaging, detach, disconnecting