terminated

verbstop, finish

Synonyms for terminated

verb stop, finish

Antonyms for terminated

Word Origin & History

1610s, "to bring to an end," from Latin terminatus, past participle of terminare "to limit, end" (see terminus). Sense of "to come to an end" is recorded from 1640s; meaning "dismiss from a job" is recorded from 1973; that of "to assassinate" is from 1975. Related: Terminated; terminating.

Example Sentences forterminated

Destructive wars ensued, which have of late only been terminated.

In every direction the view is restricted or terminated by walls of rock.

It lay on a steep slope, which terminated in a wooded plain.

The war with the Chactaws terminated by the prudence of M. de Vaudreuil.

It terminated in a little ante-room adjoining that from which they had seen the light.

It terminated in 1370, leaving the Hansa master of the situation.

The lesson in English pronunciation, however, was not yet terminated.

While the activity of man is terminated at conception, that of woman only begins at this moment.

The brief liaison was terminated by the illness and death of Jeanne.

At the cost of that, your portrait, Sire, will be terminated.

terminated

Synonyms for terminated

Antonyms for terminated

discontinued

done

extinct

finished

lapsed

terminated

Synonyms for terminated

Antonyms for terminated

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