terminable (Meaning)
terminable (s)
capable of being terminated after a designated time
terminable (a.)
Capable of being terminated or bounded; limitable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of terminable
Synonyms:
- proxy
- improvised
- impermanent
- provisional
- temporary
- makeshift
- interim
- substitute
- fugitive
- short-term
- acting
- alternate
Antonyms:
terminable Sentence Examples
- The employment contract was terminable at will, meaning it could be terminated by either party at any time.
- The insurance policy was terminable upon non-payment of the premium.
- The lease agreement was terminable upon the sale of the property.
- The license was terminable if the conditions of its issuance were violated.
- The franchise agreement was terminable for cause, such as the franchisee's failure to meet performance standards.
- The partnership was terminable upon the death or withdrawal of a partner.
- The loan agreement was terminable if the borrower defaulted on the payments.
- The warranty was terminable if the product proved to be defective.
- The subscription was terminable at the end of the billing period.
- The offer was terminable upon the occurrence of a specified event, such as the closing of a deal.
FAQs About the word terminable
capable of being terminated after a designated timeCapable of being terminated or bounded; limitable.
limited, transitory, tentative, conditional,terminate,fleeting, contingent, intermediate, ephemeral, short-range
final, long-term, permanent, fixed,permanent, long-term, final, fixed, lasting, set
The employment contract was terminable at will, meaning it could be terminated by either party at any time.
The insurance policy was terminable upon non-payment of the premium.
The lease agreement was terminable upon the sale of the property.
The license was terminable if the conditions of its issuance were violated.
