no-go (Meaning)

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no-go (a)

not functioning properly or in suitable condition for proceeding

The project was deemed a no-go due to its excessive cost and unclear benefits.
The doctor advised a no-go for the surgery, citing the patient's underlying health conditions.
The trip to the remote island was a no-go, as it was considered too dangerous.
The proposed investment was met with a resounding no-go from the board of directors.
The new product launch was a no-go because of insufficient market research.
The political climate made the proposed negotiations a no-go for the time being.
The stormy weather forced the airplane to initiate a no-go for its scheduled flight.
The security clearance failed, making his application for the job a no-go.
The traffic accident rendered the road a no-go zone for several hours.
The relationship hit a no-go when trust was irrevocably broken.

not functioning properly or in suitable condition for proceeding

do, march, progress, come,proceed, go off,forge, come along, pace, get on

stay, check, check, stand, hinder, stop, impede, stand, impede,remain

The project was deemed a no-go due to its excessive cost and unclear benefits.

The doctor advised a no-go for the surgery, citing the patient's underlying health conditions.

The trip to the remote island was a no-go, as it was considered too dangerous.

The proposed investment was met with a resounding no-go from the board of directors.