terminate (verb)

1. The mighty hero used his magic sword to terminate the reign of the evil dragon.

2. In the epic battle, the sorceress cast a powerful spell to terminate the dark wizard's powers forever.

3. The modernist building design aimed to terminate the traditional division between indoor and outdoor spaces.

4. The prophecy foretold that a chosen one would arise to terminate the ancient curse that plagued the land.

1. Why did the employee get terminated? Because he couldn't find the ex-it sign!

2. In the cartoon, the boss decided to terminate one of the characters for always causing mischief.

3. The artist used the concept of terminate in their painting to depict the end of an era.

4. In the novel, the author chose to terminate the main character's employment to create a turning point in the plot.

1. The hallway terminates in a beautifully carved wooden door.

2. The movie ends with a terrifying twist that leaves the audience in shock.

3. The film terminates with a heartwarming scene of the couple reuniting.

4. In the final issue, the superhero's journey terminates as he defeats the ultimate villain.

1. The tragic ending of Romeo and Juliet ultimately terminates their love story.

2. Why did the scarecrow terminate his career? Because he was outstanding in his field!

3. The sunset on the beach marks the termination of another beautiful day spent with you.

4. The signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 effectively terminated World War I.