Antonym: interminable. Similar words: interminable, determinable, interminably, terminal, terminally, terminate, examinable, abominable. Meaning: ['tɜrmɪnəbl /'tɜːm-] 
adj. capable of being terminated after a designated time.
adj. capable of being terminated after a designated time. 
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1 Both have contracts with the Company terminable at 3 years' notice.
2 The contract was terminable by either party.
3 The terminable company: We have different partners in different periods of life.
4 The modernization is a non terminable procedure, the party that directs the drive of modernizing the country should readily accommodate to new circumstances.
5 The concept of T-unit ("the minimal terminable unit") is first introduced and then applied to test the students' writing ability.
6 Love is only a terminable commodity, it must be expired one day.
7 Accordingly, collect fees of highway collect fees be not the head does not have end, however terminable.
8 Separate land use right from collective land ownership right,[www.Sentencedict.com] realize repayable and terminable transferring of collective construction land use right.
9 Staff member of management board of Hunan Province highway expresses " it is should terminable " .
10 Finally, the service constructed by the way, which was posed before, was turned out to be correct and terminable through the analysis of an example .
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