intermination Sentence Examples
- The company's intermination policy strictly prohibited the use of offensive language.
- The employee's intermination came as a shock to everyone in the department.
- The intermination of the project was due to a lack of funding.
- The intermination of life support was a difficult decision for the family.
- The intermination of hostilities brought an end to a long and bloody conflict.
- The intermination of the treaty between the two nations sparked diplomatic tensions.
- The intermination of the railway line caused economic hardship for the local communities.
- The intermination of the forest fire took several days and required the efforts of hundreds of firefighters.
- The intermination of the patient's pain was the primary goal of the medical treatment.
- The intermination of the school year signaled the beginning of summer vacation.
intermination Meaning
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intermination (n.)
A menace or threat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intermination
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FAQs About the word intermination
A menace or threat.
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The company's intermination policy strictly prohibited the use of offensive language.
The employee's intermination came as a shock to everyone in the department.
The intermination of the project was due to a lack of funding.
The intermination of life support was a difficult decision for the family.
