n. In ins. law, the end of the. voyage of a vessel, namely, when it has been safely moored at the dock of its destination for twenty-four hours. The risk on the cargo is not ended by this fact.n. Bound; limit in space or extent: as, the termination of a field.n. The act of limiting, or setting bounds; the act of terminating; the act of ending or concluding: as, Thursday was set for the termination of the debate.n. End in time or existence: as, the termination of life.n. In grammar, the end or ending of a word; the part annexed to the root or stem of an inflected word (a case-ending or other formative), or in general a syllable or letter, or number of letters, at the end of a word.n. Conclusion; completion; issue; result: as, the affair was brought to a happy termination.n. Decision; determination.n. That which ends or finishes off, as, in architecture, a finial or a pinnacle.n. Word; term.n. The extremity of a crystal when formed by one or more crystalline faces. A crystal whose natural end has been broken off is said to be without termination.