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1). Being absolutely full. Could be construed as a negative.
2). Being maxed out. Usually construed as a negative.
3). Maximum price increase allowed on a futures contract in a single trading
day. Almost always construed as a positive, unless you're short.
1). "Man, since the economy turned around, my schedule's been limit up."
2). "My Visa was Limit Up after I went out with that Golddigger.
3). By the time I got on the floor this morning, half my deck was Locked Limit Up.
To realize your purpose you need to transform the shadow of limitations.
People who are set to standards set by society, they feel obliged to meet the required / preferred standard
All Asians are smart is a bad example of a stereotype, (How do stereotypes limit people?)
A self-declaration or comment upon, a typically gay, male who usually does everything sexually taboo, especially sex with young boys.
"What are you into?"
"No limits"
"No shit, you got any kiddy-porn to share?
When driving you go an extra 20mph over the speed limit because you really have to poop
I was turtle-heading so I had to go the poo-limit.
An action that won't necessarily get you "fired", but will create a self-imposed cap on your future. An unforced error that leads to the demise of your potential. Similar to black-listing; this is the move that causes you to get silently blacklisted. You're not necessarily gonna get fired, but, you're going to be wondering later on "why do I keep getting passed over for that promotion"? That CLM you made- that's why.
CLM (Career Limiting Move)
Oof, Tom getting hammered and belligerently trash-talking management, puking into garbage can at the company party... real CLM move. His co-workers like him, but management has no respect for him, and have privately said they would never work with him after the incident.
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John, you work at a profit-taking hedge fund. You going well out of your way to make your socialist stance crystal clear to management... you're never going to get promoted to manager. CLM. Don't do it, please. Find another way.
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Failure at the "service ability limit state" is quite different form failure at the "ultmate limit state"...