termination

nounend

Synonyms for termination

noun end

Antonyms for termination

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "authoritative resolution of a matter," from Old French terminacion and directly from Latin terminationem (nominative terminatio) "a fixing of boundaries, bounding, determining," from past participle stem of terminare "to limit, end" (see terminus). Meaning "end of a person's employment" is recorded from 1961; meaning "artificial end of a pregnancy" is attested from 1969; sense of "assasination" is recorded from 1975.

Example Sentences for termination

I followed him about while he arranged for the termination of the day's activities.

If the tops be an inch wide, it will form a good beginning and termination.

Then they may classify adverbs on the principle of their meaning, or according to their termination.

This state and its termination are clearly set forth by Paul.

Fimbria: thick, ciliated hair at the termination of any part: fringes.

It is sudden in its attacks, and often fatal in its termination.

The termination uba is that of the third person of reflexive verbs.

But it is over now, for, as there is an end of joy, so has affliction its termination.

Hitherto he had not reaped any of the fruits of the termination of his minority.

My career has been productive of too little happiness to make me regret its termination.

termination

Synonyms for termination

Antonyms for termination

abortion

bound/bounds

boundaries

boundary

breakup

termination

Synonyms for termination

Antonyms for termination

More words related to termination

abolition

abortion

bound/bounds

boundaries

boundary

breakup