terminable
terminable
Definition
ter·mi·nable (tʉr′mi nə bəl)
adjective
- that can be terminated
- that terminates after a specified time, as a contract
Related Forms:
- terminability ter′·mi·nabil′·ity noun or terminableness ter′·mi·nable·ness
- terminably ter′·mi·nably adverb
terminable
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- month: The service contracts of all directors with the company are terminable on 12 months ' notice.
- year: The agreement is terminable on two years ' notice.
Modifies a noun
- annuity: Payments under both these Acts were subsequently extinguished by the Tithe Act 1936 and replaced by terminable annuities.
Preposition: by
- company: The lease was terminable by the company by 12 months notice from its annual anniversary date and otherwise expired in 2070.
- month: The appointment is terminable by three months ' notice in writing on either side.
- party: The agreement is terminable by either party at any time by giving one year's notice in writing.
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