Moderate as in nip in the bud To halt or stop something, especially at an early stage; similar to nipping it in the bud. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put The Kibosh On'
The strict teacher always manages to put the kibosh on any attempts at cheating in exams.
The coach decided to put the kibosh on the risky play to secure the team's lead.
The chef's insistence on using fresh ingredients can sometimes put the kibosh on the kitchen's efficiency.
The strict dress code at the gala nearly put the kibosh on the attendees' creativity in choosing their outfits.
The detective's keen instincts helped put the kibosh on the criminal's escape plan.
The unexpected traffic jam threatened to put the kibosh on the carefully planned surprise party.
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