noun
- a factor or condition that makes an agreement, relationship, or transaction impossible or unacceptable
Usage: usually plural or used in singular as 'dealbreaker'; informal
Examples
- For many job seekers, lack of health insurance is a dealbreaker.
- She listed several dealbreakers before agreeing to date anyone new.
- The high price was a dealbreaker for the company's acquisition offer.
- Dishonesty is one of his dealbreakers in relationships.
- The contract's non-compete clause became a dealbreaker in negotiations.
- Long commutes are dealbreakers for remote workers.
- Poor customer service can be a dealbreaker for online retailers.