Limitations
Term and limitations are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Term" instead a noun "Limitations".
Term
Term noun - A fixed period of time during which a person holds a job or position.
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Limitations and term are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Limitations" instead a noun "Term".
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- In the episode "The Cafe", he insists that the term "statute of limitations" is actually "statue of limitations", even after being corrected by both Jerry and Elaine.
Source: Malaproper aka: The Malaproper -
More recent evidence have suggested that the sensation of time slowing down in times of duress occurs because the natural built in limitations designed to prevent us from killing ourselves are overridden in the interest of long term safety.
Source: Super Reflexes -
In law, the term "Statute of Limitations" conveniently abbreviates to "SOL." Thus lawyers (in America at least) are wont to say that when the statute of limitations has run on an action, the potential plaintiff is "SOL('d)": that is, "shit outta luck."
Source: Sophisticated as Hell
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