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Definition of termination
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Termination
(n.) The act of
terminating,
or of
limiting
or
setting
bounds;
the act of
ending
or
concluding;
as, a
voluntary
termination
of
hostilities..
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Act
::
Act (v. i.) To
perform
actions;
to
fulfill
functions;
to put forth
energy;
to move, as
opposed
to
remaining
at rest; to carry into
effect
a
determination
of the
will..
Wald
::
Wald (n.) A
forest;
-- used as a
termination
of
names.
See
Weald.
Determination
::
Determination
(n.) The act of
defining
a
concept
or
notion
by
giving
its
essential
constituents.
Indecision
::
Indecision
(n.) Want of
decision;
want of
settled
purpose,
or of
firmness;
indetermination;
wavering
of mind;
irresolution;
vacillation;
hesitation..
Extermination
::
Extermination
(n.)
Elimination.
Arbitration
::
Arbitration
(n.) The
hearing
and
determination
of a cause
between
parties
in
controversy,
by a
person
or
persons
chosen
by the
parties..
Persuasion
::
Persuasion
(n.) The act of
persuading;
the act of
influencing
the mind by
arguments
or
reasons
offered,
or by
anything
that moves the mind or
passions,
or
inclines
the will to a
determination..
Determine
::
Determine
(v. t.) To set
bounds
to; to fix the
determination
of; to
limit;
to
bound;
to bring to an end; to
finish.
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) An
opinion;
a
decision;
a
determination;
a
judgment,
especially
one of an
unfavorable
nature..
Consummation
::
Consummation
(n.) The act of
consummating,
or the state of being
consummated;
completed;
completion;
perfection;
termination;
end (as of the world or of
life)..
Indetermination
::
Indetermination
(n.) Want of
determination;
an
unsettled
or
wavering
state,
as of the
mind..
Unanimous
::
Unanimous
(a.) Being of one mind;
agreeing
in
opinion,
design,
or
determination;
consentient;
not
discordant
or
dissentient;
harmonious;
as, the
assembly
was
unanimous;
the
members
of the
council
were
unanimous..
Assay
::
Assay (n.) The act or
process
of
ascertaining
the
proportion
of a
particular
metal in an ore or
alloy;
especially,
the
determination
of the
proportion
of gold or
silver
in
bullion
or
coin..
Indecinable
::
Indecinable
(a.) Not
declinable;
not
varied
by
inflective
terminations;
as, nihil
(nothing),
in
Latin,
is an
indeclinable
noun..
Determinedly
::
Determinedly
(adv.)
In a
determined
manner;
with
determination.
Protraction
::
Protraction
(n.) A
drawing
out, or
continuing;
the act of
delaying
the
termination
of a
thing;
prolongation;
continuance;
delay;
as, the
protraction
of a
debate..
Precedent
::
Precedent
(n.) A
judicial
decision
which
serves
as a rule for
future
determinations
in
similar
or
analogous
cases;
an
authority
to be
followed
in
courts
of
justice;
forms of
proceeding
to be
followed
in
similar
cases.
Fluxion
::
Fluxion
(n.) An
unnatural
or
excessive
flow of blood or fluid
toward
any
organ;
a
determination.
Point
::
Point (n.)
Anything
which
tapers
to a
sharp,
well-defined
termination.
Specifically:
A small
promontory
or cape; a tract of land
extending
into the water
beyond
the
common
shore
line..
Reversionary
::
Reversionary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
reversion;
involving
a
reversion;
to be
enjoyed
in
succession,
or after the
termination
of a
particular
estate;
as, a
reversionary
interest
or
right..
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