terminability

Ability to conclude

Terminability is the quality of being able to be ended or concluded.

The word appears mainly in legal and contractual contexts, where it describes whether an agreement, lease, or employment relationship can be brought to a close: The contract's terminability clause allows either party to exit with thirty days' notice.

Compare with interminability, its opposite.

cessation

ending

Final portion of something

halt · suspension · closure · finality · completion · expiry · windup · cutoff · shutdown · closeout

finitude

finite

Having definite bounds

definite · countable · quantifiable · ephemeral · transient · temporary · momentary · fleeting · short-lived · impermanent

contractual

cancellation

Voiding of plans

dissolution · severance · breach · clause · notice · expiration · renewal · provision · stipulation · contingency

limitation

restriction

Limit on action

cap · ceiling · limit · curtailment · containment · check · cutoff · endpoint · deadline · horizon

Opposites
duration/permanence

terminabilitypermanence

Quality of lasting indefinitely

perpetuity · interminability · permanency · everlastingness · endlessness

contractual/legal status

terminabilityirrevocability

Inability to be undone

irreversibility · tenure · job security · vested rights

Family

term, terms, termed, terming, terminal, terminally, terminals, terminate, terminates

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