terminative
ˈtɜːrmɪˌneɪtɪv
Definition

Definition of terminative - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
conclusionRarerelating to the end or conclusion of somethingRare
  • The contract has a terminative clause.
conclusive definitive final
2.
linguisticsTECH.describing a grammatical case that marks an action's endpointTECH.
  • The terminative suffix indicates the action's endpoint.
grammatical inflectional
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Origin of terminative

Latin, terminare (to end) + -ive (pertaining to)

Examples of terminative in a sentence

  • Her speech had a terminative effect on the discussion.
  • The terminative form is crucial in this language.
  • Linguists study the terminative case extensively.

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  1. French:terminatif, ...
  2. German:abschließend, terminativ, ...
  3. Italian:terminativo, ...
  4. Spanish:final, terminativo, ...
  5. Portuguese:terminativo, ...
  6. Chinese:终止的, 终点的, ...
  7. Japanese:終結の, 終止の, ...
  8. Arabic:نِهَائِيّ, دال على النهاية, ...
  9. Hebrew:סוֹפִי, טֶרְמִינָטִיבִי, ...
  10. Russian:завершающий, терминативный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:завершальний, термінативний, ...
  12. Hindi:समापन, अंतसूचक, ...
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