termination
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4.7
- noun
- /ˌtɜːrmɪˈneɪʃən/
- Formal
- The company announced the termination of all employees' contracts due to financial difficulties.
- termination of pregnancy
- termination of employment
- termination policy
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Watch on YouTubeThey went and got a lawyer and are suing me for wrongful termination.
- They went and got a lawyer and are suing me for wrongful termination.
- And then Trump goes on this tweet storm or his truth storm saying, quote, Powell's termination cannot come fast enough!
- And she starts explaining to me that the reason why she's having this termination is actually because of her little boy.
- Make no mistake, if you do terminate them, the odds are high that they will pursue some sort of wrongful termination lawsuit.
- Shortly after their termination, defendants began to compete with the plaintiff, who sought injunctive relief.
- I need to handle all these long full termination deals.
- And then we start seeing the period now, what I described in the earlier slide as possibly the period of judicial termination.
- I'd been him on a compassionate leave and I'd had my leaving date was the beginning of August with four weeks termination leave.
Examples
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As shown in Table 1, termination fees in Delaware are lower than termination fees outside Delaware.
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Dumas will have the opportunity to appeal his termination to the historically Black institution's board of supervisors on Friday.
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Consider this your notice of termination.
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To see why, consider a $3 million termination fee in a $50 million deal.
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When goals of the initial phase are met, there is a termination of clinical social work services.
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Is this about your wrongful termination case?
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Harvard content and features are subject to change or termination without notice at the editorial discretion of Harvard.
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I plan on bringing a wrongful termination suit against Charles Wheeler and his partners.
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In short, the result could be an abrupt termination of America's "economic miracle."
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We collect systematic data on termination fees using the FactSet MergerMetrics database.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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1.0
The final part of something, like an event, story, or relationship
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7.0
The end of a plan, institution, or idea
119
3.4
The end of a relationship, often between romantic partners or groups
67
1.9
Stopping something planned so it no longer happens
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3.5
The end of the time when something is valid, like a passport or food
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4.7
The permanent end of a business, school, or service
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6.9
An end to a connection between people or groups
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6.8
The official ending of a group like a partnership or parliament
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3.3
The formal end of an agreement or talks
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5.1
The final part of an event or activity
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3.0
The last date when a document or product is still valid
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5.5
Ending a system by law or official action
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6.3
Stopping something for a short time or forever
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3.6
The final part of an event or activity
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7.4
To put an end to a fire or a debt
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9.9
The final result of a process or event
Antonyms
How Final
- Formal
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4.2
- Formal
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4.7
- Texting
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1.9
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4.3
169
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Termination comes from Latin terminus plus the ending -ation, and is related to simple words like term and terminal; terminus meant 'end' or 'limit'. So a termination is the act of ending something, for example ending a contract or a job.