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Permission DeniedPlay
Use 'no-go' when something is not allowed, like a rule or restriction. SlideUsing your phone during the exam is a no-go.
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Infeasible PlanPlay
'No-go' also describes plans or ideas that aren't possible to carry out. SlideCamping in the storm was a no-go.
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Informal ContextsPlay
'No-go' is casual and usually used in informal speech or writing. SlideHaving a barbecue in the rain is a no-go.