Definitions

1. noun

a point at which something is severed or separated; a discontinuity in something, especially a flow of electricity or a supply of water.

“The cutoff of the river caused the water level to drop significantly.”

2. verb

to reduce or discontinue something, especially a supply or service.

“The company will cutoff its services to the area due to low demand.”

3. noun

a reduction or discontinuation of something, especially a supply or service.

“The cutoff of the project was announced due to budget constraints.”

4. verb

to remove or sever something, especially a part of the body.

“The doctor will need to cutoff the infected limb to prevent the spread of the infection.”

5. noun

the point at which something reaches a certain level or standard.

“The cutoff point for the contest was 10 points, and anyone below that will not be eligible.”