a turn off

The public seem to like the idea of "collaboration" in politics. Partisanship is a turn-off.

Beconfident- a lot of people find it a turn off putting on contraceptivesbecause it tends to break the mood and ruin the romance.

And even if it doesn't numb your sex drive, inebriation can be a turn-off for your partner.

Last week, we interviewed women about what they like to see on men. Almost all of them listed "shorts" as a turn-off.

If you set your goals at an unreasonable height, it may be a turn-off to all potential seekers.

When all genders and income brackets were combined, gadgets were more of a turn-off than a turn-on.

For other people, the ex is not a turn-off but a turn-on.

For those who prefer very limited trading and usually hold very large accounts, frequent trading is a turn-off.

using his disability for sympathy really was a turn off.

Navigating means in this case knowing where a turn off is before getting there.

Commercial-paper investors may find the M-LEC's complexity a turn-off.

The cover also has a turn-off edge that ensures the content is tamper-evident.

Conversely, in some cases, a person's name can be a turn off.

Vincent: I've been working in the HR sector for quite long. I think nowadays many employers find a resume full of short stints a turn-off.

My support team missed one a turn-off, and as soon as discovered this I also realised I had no water left.

I think wet kisses are really gross, so I think that's a turn-off.