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terminable (c.1292)
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terminable (c.1292)

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  FEW:  terminare *13/i,238b Gdf:  terminable 7,678b GdfC: ∅ TL: terminable 10,250 DEAF:  terminer (terminable)  DMF:  terminable  TLF: ∅ OED:  terminable a. and n.  MED:  terminable a.  DMLBS:  terminabilis 3410a

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lawcapable of or relevant to being determined by trial: 
( c.1292; MS: c.1300 ) lay de dowarie est terminable en nostre court  BRITT ii 254.1
(1382) grantir assises d'anusance, terminables par devant justices d'assises  Rot Parl1 iii 137.26
( MS: 1419 ) les assises de novelle disseisine [...] des terres et tenementz et rentz deinz la citee de Loundres [...] sount tenuz et terminables devaunt les deux viscountz et le coroner du dite citee en comune  Lib Alb 195
( MS: s.xv ) les assises de mort d’auncestre sont tenus et terminables devant lez maieur et bailiefs d'Everwyk chescun lundy a la guyhall  YMB ii 265
nient terminable
nientterminable
jur terminable
med.pathol.day of critical culmination and ending of a disease or affliction: 
( s.xiv2; MS: s.xiv2 ) Urine blanche [e] espesse, si ele fut primes delié e pus apert grosse, ce seit al jour terminable, signefie que li enfirmetez terminerat par aposteme  A-N Med ii 263

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See also:

determinable  terme  termeier  terminacion  terminance  termine1  terminement  terminer  terminour  termour 
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terminable