What is another word for terminates ?

brings to an untimely end

To bring or come to an end, typically in an abrupt fashion

axes^US

brings to a conclusion

finalizes^US

finalises^UK

brings to a standstill

knocks something on the head

comes to a standstill

fulfills^US

fulfils^UK

adds the finishing touch to

realizes^US

puts the last touches on

puts the finishing touches on

adds the final touch to

realises^UK

goes down like a lead balloon

immobilizes^US

immobilises^UK

puts the finishing touches to

comes to a conclusion

terminates the account

brings to a premature end

puts finishing touch on

adds the finishing touches to

puts the tin lid on

caps off

puts the finishing touch to

comes apart at the seams

gives a wide berth to

has nothing to do with

leaves alone

resists the temptation to

restrains oneself from

disappears from the face of the earth

avoids doing something

prevents oneself from

makes it impracticable for

makes it impossible for

makes impossible

wards

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“The contracting officer had all pertinent information available to him when he decided to terminate the contract.”

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To end a journey, especially by a vehicle or vessel

stops

finishes up

ends its journey

“They begin in Moscow and terminate in either Vladivostok, the eastern Russian port, or Beijing in China.”

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gives someone their marching orders

To discharge from a job or position

axes^UK

gives someone the boot

gives someone the sack

makes redundant

gives someone the push

throws out

gets rid of

gives notice

gives someone their notice

gives someone the bullet

gives someone their cards

gives the old heave-ho

gives someone the pink slip

gives marching orders

gives the gate

gives someone the big E

gives someone his or her walking papers

forces to give up work

gives someone the air

throws out on your ear

ostracizes^US

ostracises^UK

throws someone out on their ear

gives someone their P45

kicks down the ladder

gives the cold shoulder to

gives the cold shoulder

leaves out in the cold

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“The charges leveled against him were serious enough to have his superior terminate him from his position as postmaster.”

Verb

To kill or cause the death of

terminates with extreme prejudice

gives someone the works

garrottes^UK

garrotes^US

sends to the gas chamber

deep-sixes

wipes off the face of the earth

wipes from the face of the earth

strings up

puts before a firing squad

puts out of its misery

stones to death

sends to the electric chair

vaporizes^US

vaporises^UK

carries out a sentence of death on

sends to the gas chambers

ethnically cleanses

cleans up

sends to kingdom come

sterilizes^US

sterilises^UK

axes^US

moves in for the kill

removes all traces of

wipes off face of earth

destroys root and branch

totals

crossing out

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“A cybernetic organism arrived from the future on a mission to terminate Sarah Connor.”

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keeps within the limits of

To set or be a limit or boundary to

sets the boundaries of

keeps a tight rein on

marks the boundaries of

centers^US

centres^UK

localises^UK

localizes^US

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“This band of plywood screed around the top of the interior walls will provide an upper boundary to terminate the stucco wall coats.”

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knocks something on the head

To put an end to, especially formally

axes^US

puts kibosh on

reverses

wipes off the face of the earth

renders null and void

vetoes

declares null and void

wipes from the face of the earth

sterilizes^US

sanitizes^US

sterilises^UK

sanitises^UK

goes back on your word

equalizes^US

equalises^UK

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brings to screeching halt

To forcibly put an end to

brings someone to their knees

brings under the yoke

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To stop operating

Verb

To destroy or disrupt by means of sabotage

Verb

(of a business) To go bankrupt

Verb

To reach or bring to a climax, or a very satisfying end

Verb

To completely destroy or devastate

vaporises^UK

vaporizes^US

pulverises^UK

pulverizes^US

Verb

To become less intense or severe

minimizes^US

minimises^UK

goes through the floor

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To ultimately develop or happen as a result

proves to be the case

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