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  4. résiliation

résiliation

/ʁe.zi.lja.sjɔ̃/
termination of a contract

Il a demandé la résiliation de son abonnement.

He requested the termination of his subscription.


Law
formal

The act of terminating or canceling a contract or agreement, often with legal or financial consequences.

La résiliation du contrat a été effectuée avec préavis.

The contract termination was carried out with notice.

Common in legal and business contexts, often involving formal procedures.

Finance
Business

The cancellation of a subscription, membership, or service agreement.

La résiliation de l'abonnement a été acceptée par l'opérateur.

The subscription cancellation was accepted by the operator.

Often used in customer service and financial transactions.

Collocations

résiliation de contratcontract terminationrésiliation anticipéeearly terminationclause de résiliationtermination clause

Synonyms

annulationrupturecessation

Antonyms

signaturerenouvellementengagement

Related Phrases

résilier un contratphrase
to terminate a contract
résiliation abusivephrase
unjustified termination

Pro Tip

Legal vs. Business Use

In legal contexts, résiliation often involves formal procedures and penalties, while in business, it commonly refers to ending a subscription or service.

Gold Rule

Formal Notice

In legal contexts, résiliation often requires formal notice and may involve penalties.

Word Origin

From the Latin 'resilire' (to rebound), via Old French 'resilier' (to cancel).

Usage Notes

In legal contexts, résiliation often requires formal notice and may involve penalties. In business, it typically refers to ending a service or subscription.

Word Breakdown

ré-
again
prefix
+
-siliation
related to cancellation
suffix
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais
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