redline
/ˈrɛdˌlaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A boundary or limit beyond which something is no longer allowed or possible.
“The government warned of a redline in the country’s debt ceiling.”
2. verb
To draw a line on a map, diagram, or chart to indicate a boundary or limit.
“The artist redlined the city’s layout to create a more efficient transportation system.”
3. verb
To cancel or reject a proposal, plan, or project due to its failure to meet certain standards or requirements.
“The bank decided to redline the loan proposal due to the applicant’s poor credit history.”