12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Terminate' in a Sentence
"To bring something to an end; to put an end to, such as terminating a contract." more
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The referee may terminate the match in case of severe misconduct.
The chef has been terminating the use of certain ingredients in the recipe.
The team will have been terminating obsolete software from their systems.
The court ruled to terminate the parental rights of the neglectful mother.
The teacher was terminating the lecture when the fire alarm suddenly went off.
The chef was terminating the cooking process to check if the meat was perfectly grilled.
The government has the authority to terminate the lease on public land.
The court has terminated the criminal trial due to lack of evidence.
The court will terminate the trial after reaching a verdict on the legal dispute.
By the end of the war, the ceasefire will have terminated hostilities.
The referee will terminate the match if there is a violation of the rules by any player.
The contract will have terminated, and the parties can pursue new agreements.
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