terminable

Able to finish

Terminable describes something that can be ended or has a defined endpoint.

A terminable contract expires after a set period or can be canceled under specified conditions.

The word appears mainly in legal and formal contexts, contrasting with arrangements that continue indefinitely: The lease is terminable with thirty days' notice.

conditional

provisional

Conditional and possibly temporary

voidable · cancellable · dissoluble · breakable · annullable · reversible · retractable · determinable · at-will

temporary

short-term

Of limited duration

limited · bounded · fixed-term · nonpermanent · seasonal · temporary · time-limited · stopgap · fleeting · ephemeral

ending

cessation

A full stopping

closure · stoppage · halt · completion · finality · adjournment · windup · resolution · cancellation · revocation

contractual

lease

Temporary use contract

tenure · assignment · appointment · license · permit · warranty · subscription · membership · policy · bond

Opposites
duration/endability

terminableinterminable

Without apparent conclusion

permanent · endless · unending · eternal · perpetual

permanence/stability

terminablepermanent

Fixed without end

irrevocable · lasting · indelible · fixed · inviolable

Family

interminable

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