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terminus - use in sentences
Noun used with modifier
- carboxyl: One is that zinc apparently combines with the negatively charged carboxyl termini of the rhinovirus coat to prevent it entering cells.
Preposition: of
- branch: Shafts were dug at the higher level down to the terminus of the branch which was situated inside a short tunnel.
Preposition: for
- ferry: The pier here is the terminus for the passenger ferry to Fair Isle.
Adjective modifier
- carboxy: This record shows that the carboxy terminus of a protein chain has been reached.
- northernmost: It features the northernmost terminus of the Kent & East Sussex Railroad and is the birthplace of pioneering printer William Caxton.
- southern: Take the new tramway to its southern terminus - from there a bus takes you to the stadium.
- northern: Its northern terminus is unusual - shouldn't the motorway continue straight over the top?
- eastern: The eastern terminus of the Cape Coral Canal was marked by Corbett Mound some ten miles away.
- western: Looking toward the western terminus, the road is deep in a concrete trench.
Modifies a noun
- quem: The final manuscript appealed to by Roberts does come with a certain terminus post quem.
- ante: We also only possess a terminus ante quem for the associated watchtower on Holyhead Mountain.
- basin: The exit from the terminus basin is through the bridge at the far end.
- ad: This will give us the terminus ad quem for the whole section.
- station: The existing terminus station could be redeveloped or could be retained for use on race days only.
Noun used with modifier
- eurostar: The connection from the London Eurostar terminus to Guildford could hardly be simpler.
- tramway: Car 7 arrives at the smart and very vintage looking tramway terminus in Seaton Town Center.
- tram: The cramped tram terminus inside Wimbledon station is barely adequate for its present function.
- amino: In my protein, PCA is indeed found at the amino terminus.
- railroad: A cottage, 5 Stanley Villas, near the railroad terminus, was rented for £ 14 a year.
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