Meaning of terminize | Babel Free

Definitions

1. To make a term for.
2. To make terminal; to end or terminate.
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Examples

“This was terminized polarization of light⟳.”

“Hence , ushmā (or ushnatā) is an expressive equivalent for temperature. I do not know⟳ why the Central Hindi Directorate has terminized heat as ushmā, and temperature as tapa, thereby interchanging the cause and effect.”

“To terminize this multi-ordinal system, we cannot apply⟳ any existing words. Limitations of present⟳ terminology were discussed at the beginning of this article. "Darwinism", or even "pan-Darwinism", for example, would connote fecundity, combat, genes, and other qualities.”

“On account of its inherent ambiguity (and the resulting inconsistency of its application) and negative associations, it is a label⟳ which it is hardly possible or useful to terminize.”

“A movement for a nationalization of Senior girls' honorary societies terminized in a convention held in Syracuse, New York, February 15 and 16, 1918, at which Ohio State was represented.”

“Was it not criminal to terminize appearances of multiple savants into terminal categorization, cast⟳ visionists in abattoirs called friendship rests?”

“The risk⟳ of "permanize or terminize" involves the belief that as soon as partners feel⟳ comfortable with each other, they should legitimatize the Relationshipping in some way. For most penguins this means marriage.”

“This fleeting tete-a-tete with Katya creates "a curious small sense⟳ that exist⟳ is what he does"; it distinguishes between being and non-being, identity from its absence, terminizes disintegration, since with years "The objects of will have⟳ deteriorated, like⟳ his teeth; he has trouble⟳ in summmoning up enough substance to be, to stir⟳, to feel⟳, to say⟳, […]”

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