terminable
ˈtɜːrmɪnəbl̩
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Definition of terminable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
endingsRareable to be ended or stoppedRare
  • The contract is terminable with a month's notice.
stoppable
2.
time limitRareending after a specific period or eventRare
  • The lease is terminable upon the tenant's departure.
finite limited temporary
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interest in property that ends under specific conditions
The will included a terminable interest for the spouse.

Origin of terminable

Latin, terminare (to limit)

Examples of terminable in a sentence

  • This agreement is terminable by either party.
  • The contract is terminable after five years.
  • Her position is terminable at the end of the project.

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  1. French:résiliable, temporaire, ...
  2. German:kündbar, befristet, ...
  3. Italian:rescindibile, terminabile, ...
  4. Spanish:rescindible, concluible, ...
  5. Portuguese:rescindível, extinguível, ...
  6. Chinese:可终止的, 有限期的, ...
  7. Japanese:終了可能な, 終わりがある, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلإِنْهَاء, مُحَدَّد المُدَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיתָן לְהַפְסָקָה, נִתָּן לְסִיּוּם, ...
  10. Russian:расторжимый, срочный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:припинений, тимчасовий, ...
  12. Hindi:समाप्त करने योग्य, समाप्त, ...
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