- expiry, expiration
- échéance, terme du contrat, arrivée à terme, expiration (RL)
English-French insurance dictionary. 2013.
expiry, expiration
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expiration — expiry, expiration The primary meaning of expiry is ‘the end of the validity or duration of something’, as in on expiry of the lease at the end of the month. It is also a rather formal or euphemistic word for ‘death’. Expiration (which is,… … Modern English usage
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