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Enough is enough

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Enough is enough.
Prov. That is enough, and there should be no more.; Stop! Stop asking for money! Enough is enough! I've heard all the complaining from you that I can take. Enough is enough!
See also: enough

enough is enough
something that you say in order to tell someone that you think what is happening should stop Look, enough is enough. He's borrowed £300 already.
See also: enough

(say) enough is enough
this must stop The movie was so boring that I decided enough is enough and got up and left. I am tired of being treated badly, and I say enough is enough.
Usage notes: usually said of something that is not interesting or pleasant
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Mr Kinsella said: "Ben will never be forgotten, we hope his legacy will live on for a long time and make the governments and the politicians sit up and take notice that enough is enough.
THE spray-paint sting comes amid Northumbria Police's Enough is Enough campaign.
We have to say enough is enough and preserve the green spaces around the city for future generations.
 
 
 
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