terminise

English

Verb

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

1. Alternative form of terminize
   • 1951, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Parliamentary Debates (Hansard):

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

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

     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.

   • 1982, XXI International Dairy Congress:

     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.

Anagrams

• intermise