Terminated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TERMINATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TERMINATE, to bring to an end
• end (a pregnancy) before term by artificial means.
• (of a train, bus, or boat service) end its journey
• end the employment of (someone); dismiss
• murder (someone)
• (of a thing) have its end at (a specified place) or of (a specified form)
• form the physical end or extremity of (an area).
• bring to an end
ADJECTIVE:
• having come or been brought to a conclusion
• (of e.g. a contract or term of office) having come to an end
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• coming to an end or capable of ending

Words related to TERMINATED

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Words that contain TERMINATED

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How to use TERMINATED in a sentence

• In point of fact the incident terminated fairly well, for the young man showed himself accommodating.
• We may well suppose that neither side would entirely yield to the other, and consequently that the struggle could be terminated only by compromise.
• This act terminated the ceremony, and Louis XIII returned to the Louvre accompanied and attended as he had reached the Parliament, amid the acclamations of the populace.
• A few questions more terminated the examination, and the children sat down in front of the altar until the conclusion of the service.
• After five articles had appeared in rapid succession, the series was abruptly terminated because Hamilton was taken down by the yellow fever.
• Behind, the landscape rose gradually until it terminated in a range of mountains that protected the house from the north.
• The dissipated course that he pursued soon terminated his life, and he died, after a residence of only three months at Ballarat, with delirium tremens.
• So the interview that had threatened to end in a rupture between guardian and ward terminated amicably.
• Thus terminated the long dependence, running through ages of darkness and delusion, of the German emperors upon the Roman see.
• The expedition into the United States which terminated with the last chapter, proved to be valuable in its results so far as the parties engaged in it were concerned.
• The tranquil resources of that kind of government have terminated with it.
• Here too, the little track which he had been pursuing terminated.
• Three weeks was the minimum, and the three weeks had already terminated three nights ago.
• The tremendous climb terminated on the wooded crests of the walls of the great gorge.
• A great mass of hair, real or assumed, was gathered into a long, slender, green bag, which hung down the back and was terminated by a heavy fringe of silver.
• The sheer descent terminated in the region we so long had sought.
• And the assumption can be terminated in It, as we now say it is terminated in the Person of the Word.
• The session was terminated on the 31st of May by commission.
• Thus terminated the events of 1848 which admit of record in a work like the present.
• The “day whose length shall be a thousand years,” foretold by the Apostle of God in His Book, had terminated.
• The fate of General Belknap was indeed a sad one, that of a hitherto honorable career suddenly terminated under a cloud.
• To maintain them, is to admit that the present life is to be terminated or continued elsewhere.
• Thus terminated, for ever, the actual exercise of the political power of England in or over Massachusetts.
• He cannot see how your usefulness as minister to France should be terminated by the settlement of difficulties and disputes between the United States and Great Britain.
• The stage terminated at another fortified town called Chradoo, containing upwards of seven thousand inhabitants.
• Southward the general line of horizon was a low level on which the hills terminated, as if it had been the sea.
• In this way the conflict was prolonged until darkness fell upon the scene and terminated the battle.
• The surrender of Cornwallis terminated the struggle.

Similar words containing TERMINAT without suffix ed

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