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turnoff

[turn-awf, -of] / ˈtɜrnˌɔf, -ˌɒf /


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Yet there is also a possibility that OpenAI’s mass-market appeal becomes a turnoff for corporate customers who want AI to be more boring and useful than fun and edgy.

From The Wall Street Journal

I passed the turnoff to the waterfall, climbed the steep paved hill and touched the Pinecrest Gate leading out to the streets of Altadena.

From Los Angeles Times

Finally, the continually shrinking foal crop has made race fields small, a turnoff for bettors who like full fields to offer more options.

From Los Angeles Times

The one time the Met tried a remarkable Wagner staging, Robert Wilson’s production of “Lohengrin,” it proved an audience turnoff.

From Los Angeles Times

Pence’s sorry treatment at Trump’s hands apparently is no turnoff, however, for ambitious Republicans coveting proximity to power and possession of Air Force Two, should Trump be elected again.

From Los Angeles Times