Showstopper
Pronunciation: /ˈʃoʊˈstɑpɝ/
Showstopper (noun)
- A performance or event moment that is so impressive it stops people from moving or talking.
- The most exciting part of an event, product, or plan that draws the most attention.
- A problem that stops progress and cannot be ignored, especially in a plan or project.
Examples
- The power outage became a showstopper for the whole show.
- Her illness was a showstopper, so the rehearsal stopped early.