terminably
Terminably is an adverb meaning in a manner that can be terminated; capable of ending or having an end, i.e., finite in duration. It is the adverbial form of the adjective terminable.
Etymology: Terminably derives from terminable, which comes from Late Latin terminabilis, from Latin terminus end or
Usage: The term is relatively rare in modern English and is most often found in formal, legal,
Comparison: Terminably is closely related to terminable. While terminable describes the thing that can be ended,
Examples: The license was terminably valid for five years. The contract is terminably renewable, subject to
See also: terminable, termination, finite, indefinite, expiry.