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Shut off   /ʃət ɔf/   Listen
Shut off

verb
1.
Stem the flow of.  Synonym: close off.
2.
Isolate or separate.  Synonym: close off.
3.
Block off the passage through.  Synonyms: block off, close off.






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"Shut off" Quotes from Famous Books



... shut off her interviewer, and was calling the South Harvey Garage. Henry Fenn, busy with his phone, looked up with a drawn face ...
— In the Heart of a Fool • William Allen White

... authority remained with Casey mile upon mile. And such was the Casey Ryan driving that midnight found him coasting into Bill Masters' garage in Lund with the motor shut off and a grin on the Casey ...
— The Trail of the White Mule • B. M. Bower

... He had shut off the gasoline motor and started the storage-battery electric motor, which was used when running submerged. The great motors gave out a strange, humming sound. The crew conversed in low, constrained tones. There was a slightly perceptible jar, and the boat seemed to quiver ...
— The Dream Doctor • Arthur B. Reeve

... other occupants, the men in the fresh correctness of their evening dress, whose least gesture seemed to spring from an indefinite fulness of life, the two women in front, a kind of lustrous tableau of what it was possible to choose and to enjoy. They were grouped and shut off in a high light which seemed to proceed partly from the usual sources and partly from their own personalities; he saw them in a way which underlined their significance at every point. It seemed to Stephen that in a manner he profaned this temple ...
— Hilda - A Story of Calcutta • Sara Jeannette Duncan

... just by the bushes that shut off my "Rockport," so we parted them and sat down on the point of rock. The moon was rising, red in the east, and the Neosho Valley below us was just catching its gleams on the treetops, while each point of the jagged ...
— The Price of the Prairie - A Story of Kansas • Margaret Hill McCarter


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