termination
Pronunciation: [ˌtɜːrmɪˈneɪʃən]
Context: "employment"
(noun) the end of someone's job or the ending of a work agreement. If someone is told they can't work there anymore, that’s a termination of their job.
Example
The company announced the termination of several positions due to budget cuts.
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She was not happy about the termination of her employment and felt it was unfair.
Example
What reasons can lead to the termination of an employee?
Context: "contracts"
(noun) the canceling or ending of an agreement or contract. If you sign a paper promising to do something and decide to stop doing it, that’s a termination of the agreement.
Example
The contract's termination was done according to the rules agreed upon by both parties.
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The termination of the contract was not accepted by the other party, leading to disputes.
Example
What steps are involved in the termination of a contract?
Context: "process"
(noun) the act of bringing something to an end or completing it. For example, when a project is finished and can be closed, that is a kind of termination.
Example
The termination of the project was celebrated with a small party.
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The termination of the research phase was delayed due to unforeseen issues.
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What are the final steps before the termination of a project?