expiration date

noun

1. the last date that a product, as food, should be used before it is considered spoiled or ineffective, usually specified on the label or package.

Example Sentences

If the stock doesn’t climb to $110 by the expiration date, you will keep your option premium and be free to write another option.

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And, citing a series of cases that led to the recent demise of affirmative action, he repeated his belief that such “discrimination” must have an expiration date—“a time limit” after which it is no longer constitutional.

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Perhaps, Kavanaugh suggested, Section Two’s redistricting provisions might have an expiration date.

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Call options on the S&P 500 will deliver a payoff if the index rises above a predetermined level before a given time, which is known as the expiration date.

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The Elastic board authorized up to $500 million in buybacks with no expiration date, citing its confidence in the company’s business and balance sheet.

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