Terminations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TERMINATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TERMINATION, end in time or existence
• an induced abortion
• an act of dismissing someone from employment
• an assassination.
• the action of terminating something or the fact of being terminated
• an ending or result of a specified kind
• a word's final syllable or letters or letter, especially when constituting an element in inflection or derivation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• end in time or existence; conclusion

Words related to TERMINATIONS

termination13

Words that contain TERMINATIONS

determinations17 exterminations23 preterminations19 codeterminations21 indeterminations19 redeterminations19 predeterminations22

How to use TERMINATIONS in a sentence

• I find that I can understand more than half that is said, the Arabic terminations being applied to Italian words.
• At present we must explain in how many ways those different conclusions and terminations may be changed.
• For all the expectation and admiration of the hearer, and all unexpected terminations, contribute to the pleasure which is felt in listening to the orator.
• The upper terminations of these latter were horizontal, on account of their flat roofs.
• For this reason, our best writers have always omitted those terminations, when they intended to represent the action as being doubtful and contingent as well as conditional.
• But these terminations are generally, and more properly, added to verbs.
• The English words are arranged in order of their terminations, and each is furnished with a Latin equivalent.
• Its jaws also had bony terminations, unbroken into teeth, and parrot-like, which, when not in use, are hidden by the envelopement of the gums.
• Listen! ah! the voices of chanting boys, and out of the cloud of incense come Latin terminations, and the organ still is swelling.
• This addition of soft terminations and a general sweetness of sound appear to be the peculiar characteristics of the Adelaide dialect.
• This dialect consisted in adding terminations in ar or in or, or in al or in i to every word, whether French or slang, so as to disguise it by lengthening it.
• In it are all terminations of love and wisdom, which in God-Man are infinite, but in His image, that is, in man, angel, or spirit, are finite.
• Two pairs of small legs, folded close to the much smaller upper portion of its body, were equipped with thorn shack terminations.
• Nor can the grandeur of these two terminations be seen at once from any point, except from the bosom of the Lake.
• This is one of their most usual terminations, though we sometimes found it in the beginning of words.
• Several pointed terminations also, in the construction of the roof, according to the custom of our forefathers, fully corresponded with the general features of the building.
• The whole group is surrounded by a label following the curves of moulding, with carved heads at its terminations and points of junction.
• At present, in the Grammar submitted to my study, there were four cases to nouns, three having varying terminations, and the fourth a differing prefix.
• I have had occasion once or twice to speak that language, and soon found that all my verbs were Italian with Roman terminations.
• Many adjectives do not admit of comparison by terminations, and are only compared by more and most, as, benevolent, more benevolent, most benevolent.
• When there is no real gender, nouns are called masculine or feminine according to their terminations.
• I wish we had a dictionary, like that of Hoogeven for Greek, arranging words according to their terminations.
• War has always its commencement of pomp and pageantry, followed by its terminations of woe and despair.
• No country upon earth exhibits so many, as this, of those fatal terminations of life, called suicides.
• But this distinction is not so much with them, as with us, marked by a difference of words, but of terminations.

Similar words containing TERMINATION without suffix s

termination13 determination16 extermination22 terminational15 determinations17 exterminations23 pretermination18 codetermination20 indetermination18 preterminations19 redetermination18 undetermination18 predetermination21 codeterminations21 indeterminations19 redeterminations19 predeterminations22

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