Killjoy ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Killjoy ( noun )

A person or thing that ruins the enjoyment of others.

Origin:

The term "killjoy" originated in the early 20th century and is a combination of the words "kill" and "joy". it refers to a person or thing that ruins the enjoyment of others.

Examples:

1. The party was going great until the killjoys arrived and started complaining about the noise.
2. The boss"s constant criticism was a real killjoy for the team"s morale.
3. She was determined not to let her ex-boyfriend's negative comments be a killjoy on her special day.
4. He was such a killjoy, always finding fault with everything.
5. The rainy weather was a killjoy on their plans for a picnic.

(As a verb)

Killjoy ( verb )

A person or thing that ruins the enjoyment of others.

Origin:

The term "killjoy" originated in the early 20th century and is a combination of the words "kill" and "joy". it refers to a person or thing that ruins the enjoyment of others.

Examples:

1. The party was going great until the killjoys arrived and started complaining about the noise.
2. The boss"s constant criticism was a real killjoy for the team"s morale.
3. She was determined not to let her ex-boyfriend's negative comments be a killjoy on her special day.
4. He was such a killjoy, always finding fault with everything.
5. The rainy weather was a killjoy on their plans for a picnic.