Choke Off 〈HOT ◎〉

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It implies an intentional action to stop a trend from continuing too rapidly. Literal/Physical Context choke off

"Her screams were suddenly choked off ," or "The new regulations choked off the supply of new talent". Related Concept: Choking vs. "Choke Off" This is for informational purposes only

To stop a flow or supply, such as gas, water, or air. Example: "A kink in the hose choked off the water supply." Learn more Choking: First aid - Mayo Clinic

To stifle, restrict, or control the rate of economic activity, such as growth, investment, or inflation.

In older engines, the "choke" lever chokes off the air intake to the carburetor to help the engine start in cold weather. Figurative/General Usage Definition: To abruptly end a sound, voice, or action.