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What words have the root terminus?

The root "terminus" is Latin, meaning "end" or "boundary". Here are some words that incorporate this root:

Directly related:

* Terminus: The end point of something, a boundary, or a stopping place.

* Terminate: To bring to an end.

* Terminal: Relating to the end, or a place where something ends.

* Termination: The act of ending something.

Less directly related:

* Extraterrestrial: Beyond the earth, outside of the boundaries of our planet.

* Interminable: Endless, without a boundary.

* Terminology: The vocabulary of a specific subject, a set of terms used in a particular field.

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