
n.
- The act of coming to a close; termination: the expiration of a contract.
- The act of breathing out; exhalation.
- Archaic. Death.
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Banking: date on which a contract or agreement ceases to be effective.
Options trading: last day on which an option can be exercised. If it is not, traders say that the option expired worthless.
| Antonyms: expiration |
Definition: finish, demise
Antonyms: beginning, birth, commencement, inception, start
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