Plural of termination

regular plural

The plural of termination is terminations.

Forms of termination

Unlike traditional terminations, quiet firing (sometimes called “silent firing”) operates under the radar.2025 August 15, Lisa Reyes, Heather Whitney, “Quiet Firing: Signs It's Happening and How To Avoid It”, in PayChex. From the entry quiet firing
The insulation boards should be backwrapped at terminations, with the mesh fully embedded in the base coat.2015, Linda Brock, Designing the Exterior Wall. From the entry backwrap
Eventuations are terminations (completions) rather than parts of nature's processes.2013, Nicholas Rescher, Process Philosophical Deliberations, page 62. From the entry eventuation
State and federal laws regulate terminations.2007 February 26, Kerry L. Sommerville, Hospitality Employee Management and Supervision: Concepts and Practical Applications, John Wiley &…. From the entry at-will
Such terminations in -ist were very common at one time; my collection includes swimmist, sparrist, ballist, walkist, shootist, saloonist, and several others.1947, Charles J. Lovell, “The Background of Mark Twain's Vocabulary”, in American Speech, volume 22, number 2, page 94. From the entry shootist

noun The process of terminating or the state of being terminated.
noun The process of firing an employee; ending one's employment at a business for any reason.
noun An end in time; a conclusion.

What is the plural of termination?: The plural of termination is terminations.
Is termination countable?: Termination is a countable and uncountable noun.

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Last updated: 2026-09-02

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