terminise

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A form of terminize — To make a term for.

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verbterminise (third-person singular simple present terminises, present participle terminising, simple past and past participle terminised)

present singular third person terminises · participle present terminising · participle past terminised · past terminised

  1. alternativeAlternative form of terminize.

    One may have it for some time after a state of war has been terminised.

    1951, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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    This then divides into two branches one of which continuing southward separates Mandi district from Kullu and terminises on the Beas while the other turns westward and takes the name ' Dhaula Dhar ', which separates Kangra from the District of Chamba and ultimately sinks on the southern bank of the Ravi near Dalhousi.

    1965, R. K. Kaushal, Himachal Pradesh: A Survey of the History of the Land and Its People

    The average amounts immediately before pasteurisation in terminised and unterminised milk were respectively for ammonium 0.19 and 0.18 mM and for ffa 0.50 and 0.61 milliequivalents.

    1982, XXI International Dairy Congress

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