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Expiry   /ˌɛkspˈaɪri/   Listen
Expiry

noun
1.
A coming to an end of a contract period.  Synonyms: expiration, termination.
2.
The event of dying or departure from life.  Synonyms: death, decease.  "Upon your decease the capital will pass to your grandchildren"






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"Expiry" Quotes from Famous Books



... disappeared. We were in contact with it in all its forms and phases; being, as midshipmen, utilized for every kind of miscellaneous and nondescript duty. Our captain interfered very little with us directly, and I might almost say washed his hands of us. The regulations required that at the expiry of a cruise the commander of a vessel should give his midshipmen a letter, to be presented to the board of examiners before whom they were shortly to appear. Ours, while certifying to our general ...
— From Sail to Steam, Recollections of Naval Life • Captain A. T. Mahan

... augmented in the interval. A striking instance of a limited monarchy of this sort is furnished by the powerful mediaeval kingdom of the Khazars in Southern Russia, where the kings were liable to be put to death either on the expiry of a set term or whenever some public calamity, such as drought, dearth, or defeat in war, seemed to indicate a failure of their natural powers. The evidence for the systematic killing of the Khazar ...
— The Golden Bough - A study of magic and religion • Sir James George Frazer

... and this letter of Scribe's made such an impression upon my wife, who was by no means inclined to be sanguine, that she gradually overcame her apprehensions in regard to the Paris adventure. At last it was fixed and settled that on the expiry of my second year's contract in Riga (that is to say, in the coming summer, 1839), we should journey direct from Riga to Paris, in order that I might try my luck there ...
— My Life, Volume I • Richard Wagner



Words linked to "Expiry" :   fatality, termination, human death, going, martyrdom, departure, megadeath, change, alteration, passing, end, wrongful death, birth, ending, release, crucifixion, exit, loss, modification, death



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