guaranteedstop
nounUK /ˌɡærənˈtiːd stɒp/
US /ˌɡærənˈtiːd stɑːp/
A promise that something will stop and not go any further.
The ride has a guaranteed stop at the end so everyone gets off safely.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A firm rule that makes something end for sure.
The game has a guaranteed stop when the timer runs out.
3. A safety feature that always brings a machine to a halt.
The escalator's guaranteed stop kicked in when someone fell.
4. A promise in a deal that payments will cease at a set point.
The contract includes a guaranteed stop on fees after one year.