terminate

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To end or stop something.

Meaning of «terminate»

verb

to end or stop something

The company decided to terminate the contract early.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

to stop something planned or started

cancelsay a planned event will not happenThey cancelled the match because of the rain.

scrapinformaldrop a plan or idea because it is not goodThe city scrapped its plan for a new road.

abortstop something in the middle, often for safetyThe pilot aborted the landing.

terminateformalend a contract or agreement officiallyThe company terminated his contract.

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