termage

/ˈtɜːrmɪdʒ/

Definitions

1. noun

A period of time during which a contract, agreement, or other obligation is in effect or has been completed.

“The company’s termage for the new software was set to last for five years.”

2. noun

A period of time during which a person holds a position or title, especially in a university or academic institution.

“The professor’s termage at the university was marked by several notable publications.”

Synonyms

  • contract
  • tenure

Antonyms

  • expiration
  • termination