termination in Latin
termination in Latin is exitus, terminatio — termination means the act of ending something, or the state of having ended.
termination in Latin
exitus
(grammar) The last part of a word.
terminatio
(grammar) The last part of a word.
What does "termination" mean?
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noun The act of ending something, or the state of having ended.
"The termination of the lease took effect at the end of the month."
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noun The ending of someone's employment.
"His termination came as a shock to the whole department."
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noun The deliberate ending of a pregnancy.
"She discussed the decision to have a termination with her doctor."
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termination in a sentence
- The termination of the lease took effect at the end of the month.
- His termination came as a shock to the whole department.
- She discussed the decision to have a termination with her doctor.
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What is "termination" in Latin?
"termination" in Latin is exitus, terminatio. termination means: The act of ending something, or the state of having ended.
How do you use "termination" in a sentence?
Example: "The termination of the lease took effect at the end of the month." In Latin, "termination" is exitus, terminatio.
Are there other ways to say "termination" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "termination": exitus, terminatio.
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