Meaning & use
Terminable
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Able to be brought to an end, especially with reference to a contract or agreement.
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The lease is terminable by either party with thirty days' written notice.
Employment at the company is terminable at will under state law.
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Terminable is common in legal and contract language, often paired with the phrase 'terminable at will.'
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