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terminated with extreme prejudice

terminated with extreme prejudice is the simple past and past participle of terminate with extreme prejudice.

Meaning of terminate with extreme prejudice

Verb

terminate with extreme prejudice (third-person singular simple present terminates with extreme prejudice, present participle terminating with extreme prejudice, simple past and past participle terminated with extreme prejudice)

  1. (US, euphemistic) To murder; to assassinate.
    • The government ordered the spies to be terminated with extreme prejudice: they did not want them to expose what they knew in a public trial.

Questions about terminated with extreme prejudice

What is terminated with extreme prejudice the simple past and past participle of?
Terminated with extreme prejudice is the simple past and past participle of terminate with extreme prejudice.

Words near terminated with extreme prejudice in the dictionary

  1. terminant
  2. terminatable
  3. terminate
  4. terminate with extreme prejudice
  5. terminated
  6. terminated with extreme prejudice
  7. terminates
  8. terminates with extreme prejudice
  9. terminateth
  10. terminating
  11. terminating with extreme prejudice

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