Pronunciation: /ˈtɜːrmɪˌneɪtɪd/
verb to bring to an end or halt
A1 The contract was terminated after the agreed upon terms were not met.
A2 The employee was terminated from their job due to repeated tardiness.
B1 The software license was terminated when the subscription expired.
B2 The partnership was terminated after a disagreement over business strategy.
C1 The lease agreement was terminated early due to unforeseen circumstances.
C2 The project was terminated abruptly when funding ran out.
adjective having ended or ceased
A1 The terminated employee was escorted out of the building.
A2 The terminated contract left the company in a difficult position.
B1 The terminated lease agreement required legal action to resolve.
B2 The terminated partnership resulted in financial losses for both parties.
C1 The terminated merger had significant implications for the industry.
C2 The terminated project had a ripple effect throughout the organization.
formal The contract was terminated due to a breach of agreement.
informal They terminated the project because it was not meeting deadlines.
slang They straight up terminated his membership for breaking the rules.
figurative Her hopes and dreams were terminated when she received the rejection letter.
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