kiboshing Antonyms
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Strongest:
- holding
- closing-down-
- leaving-off
- hindering
- stemming
- cutting-off
- halting
- blocking
- knocking-off
- ending
- obstructing
- holding-back
- breaking-off
- laying-off
- delaying
- packing-up-or-in-
- shutting-off
- stopping
- breaking-up
- impeding
- cutting-out
Strong:
- quitting
- clamping-down
- desisting-from-
- ceasing
- giving-over
- damming
- dropping
- finishing
- blockading
- suspending
- completing
- checking
- detaining
- canning
- concluding
- discontinuing
- turning-back
- breaking
Weak:
Meaning of kiboshing
kiboshing
end entry 1 sense 2a, stop, something that serves as a check or stop
kiboshing Sentence Examples
- The mayor's swift action kiboshed the protesters' plans for a rally.
- The company's decision to outsource kiboshed the hopes of employees for a pay raise.
- The teacher's strict grading system kiboshed the students' chances of passing the exam.
- The government's new tax policy kiboshed the business owner's expansion plans.
- The doctor's orders to abstain from exercise kiboshed the patient's hopes of running again.
- The financial crisis kiboshed the family's vacation plans.
- The weather forecast kiboshed the hikers' hopes of reaching the summit.
- The principal's refusal kiboshed the students' request for a snow day.
- The judge's ruling kiboshed the defendant's chances of a plea bargain.
- The shortage of supplies kiboshed the construction project's progress.
FAQs About the word kiboshing
end entry 1 sense 2a, stop, something that serves as a check or stop
holding, closing (down), leaving off, hindering, stemming, cutting off, halting, blocking, knocking off, ending
carrying on, keeping up,continuing, running on, driving, following through (with), progressing, stirring,proceeding, advancing
The mayor's swift action kiboshed the protesters' plans for a rally.
The company's decision to outsource kiboshed the hopes of employees for a pay raise.
The teacher's strict grading system kiboshed the students' chances of passing the exam.
The government's new tax policy kiboshed the business owner's expansion plans.
