Provisory
Provisory adjective - Intended to last, continue, or serve for a limited time.
Usage example: a provisory permit to block off the street while movie scenes were being shot
Terminable and provisory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terminable" instead an adjective "Provisory".
Terminable
Terminable adjective - Capable of being terminated after a designated time.
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Synonyms for Terminable
Provisory and terminable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Provisory" instead an adjective "Terminable".
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Related pairs
- mortal and provisory
- mortal and terminable
- brief and provisory
- brief and terminable
- restricted and provisory
- restricted and terminable
- ephemeral and provisory
- ephemeral and terminable
- unstable and provisory
- unstable and terminable
- unfixed and provisory
- unfixed and terminable
- undecided and provisory
- undecided and terminable
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