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Terminable   /tˈərmənəbəl/   Listen
Terminable

adjective
1.
Capable of being terminated after a designated time.  "A terminable annuity"



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"Terminable" Quotes from Famous Books



... was instituted in 1709, and from this period till 1824 the passing of a lottery bill was in the programme of every session. Up to the close of the 18th century the prizes were generally paid in the form of terminable, and sometimes of perpetual, annuities. Loans were also raised by granting a bonus of lottery tickets to all who subscribed ...
— The Gaming Table: Its Votaries and Victims - Volume I (of II) • Andrew Steinmetz


Words linked to "Terminable" :   temporary, impermanent


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