noun
General Slang
hard stop
HARD STOP · noun · informal
A fixed time when you must end a meeting.
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Definitions
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A non-negotiable time at which someone has to leave or a meeting must end.
“I have a hard stop at three for another call.”
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hard stop In A Sentence
I have a hard stop at three for another call.
Origin & Usage
Scheduling term; ubiquitous in calendar culture.
Variants
hard-stop
People Also Ask
What does hard stop mean in a meeting?
It's a non-negotiable time at which someone must leave or the meeting has to end.
How do you use hard stop in a sentence?
For example: 'I have a hard stop at three for another call.'
What's the difference between a hard stop and a soft stop?
A hard stop is fixed and non-negotiable, while a soft stop is a preferred end time with some flexibility.
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