dead-end road

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• dead end — UK US noun [C] ► a situation that is unlikely to be successful or to make any progress: »We had several customer leads that all turned out to be dead ends. »It s very demoralizing for her; she perceives that her career is at a dead end. reach/hit …   Financial and business terms

• dead end — noun count 1. ) a road or passage that has no way out at one end 2. ) a situation in which no more progress is possible …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• dead end — ► NOUN ▪ an end of a road or passage from which no exit is possible …   English terms dictionary

• dead end — [n] cul de sac; deadlock blank wall, blind alley, Catch 22, corner, draw, impasse, nowhere to turn, obstacle, road block, stalemate, standoff, stumbling block; concept 674 …   New thesaurus

• dead-end — 1. adjective Going nowhere; blocked. a dead end street 2. verb To come to a dead end Watch out! The road dead ends in 200 yards and theres nowhere to turn around! 3. noun …   Wiktionary

• dead-end — /ded end /, adj. 1. terminating in a dead end: a dead end street. 2. Also, dead ended. having no possibility for or hope of progress, advancement, etc.: a low level, dead end job. 3. leading a life in the slums: growing up as a tough dead end kid …   Universalium

• dead-end — I. adjective Date: 1919 1. a. lacking opportunities especially for advancement < a dead end job > b. lacking an exit < a dead end street > 2. unruly < dead end kids > • dead endedness …   New Collegiate Dictionary