stipulation — a demand or requirement that is specified as part of an agreement or contract
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a demand or requirement that is specified as part of an agreement or contract
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstɪpjəˌleɪʃən/
Example Sentences
- He agreed to lend me his car with the stipulation that I fill up the gas tank.
- The scholarship has a funny stipulation: students must wear purple socks every Friday.
- The job offer came with the stipulation that I relocate to Singapore within three months.
stipulation
NOUN[/ˈstɪpjəˌleɪʃən/]
a demand or requirement that is specified as part of an agreement or contract
a professional realtor points to specific clauses on a contract document spread across the desk. The home buyers lean forward intently as she explains each requirement they must meet. The realtor holds up her finger emphasizing a particular condition that must be fulfilled before the sale. The buyers nod seriously while taking notes about what they need to provide. Other documents and folders are stacked nearby showing the complexity of the agreement. demands and requirements being specified as part of an agreement
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“He agreed to lend me his car with the stipulation that I fill up the gas tank.”
“The scholarship has a funny stipulation: students must wear purple socks every Friday.”
“The job offer came with the stipulation that I relocate to Singapore within three months.”
“My grandmother left me her house with the bizarre stipulation that I must feed her 20 cats daily.”
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