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cutoff | a designated limit beyond which something cannot function or must be terminated | |
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cut off, severed | detached by cutting | |
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cut off, cut | cease, stop | |
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cut off, lop off, chop off | remove by or as if by cutting | |
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amputate, cut off | [in medicine] remove surgically | |
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cut off, break off, chip, knap | break a small piece off from | |
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cut out, cut off | cut off and stop | |
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shortcut, cutoff, crosscut | a route shorter than the usual one | |
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cutoff | a device that terminates the flow in a pipe | |
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interrupt, cut off, disrupt, break up | make a break in |