kibosh

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'kibosh' represents the act of putting an end or halt to something. It's a little like saying 'no way' to any more of a certain thing or action.

Examples in Different Contexts

In project management, sometimes managers have to put the 'kibosh' on initiatives that aren't feasible. A manager might announce, 'Given the budget constraints, we're putting the kibosh on the expansion plan.'

Practice Scenarios

Impact

Scenario:

The ground situation is far more complicated than we imagined. Our initial approach of community outreach might not work.

Response:

Understandable. Maybe it's time to put the kibosh on our old method and explore sustainability-centered community solutions instead.

Business

Scenario:

This advertising pitch isn’t resonating with our target demographics. We need to reconsider this approach.

Response:

I agree. We should put the kibosh on this advertising pitch and re-strategize.