stipulate
stipulate¹
Definition
stipu·late (stip′yə lāt′)
transitive verb -·lat′ed, -·lat′·ing
- to include specifically in the terms of an agreement, contract, etc.; arrange definitely
- to specify as an essential condition of or requisite in an agreement
Etymology: < L stipulatus, pp. of stipulari, to bargain < or akin to Umbrian stiplo, to stipulate; akin to L stips: see stipend
intransitive verb
to make a specific demand (for something) as a condition of or requisite in an agreement
stip′u·la′·tor noun
stip′u·la·to′ry (--lə tôr′ē) adjective
stipulate²
Definition
stipu·late (stip′yo̵o lit, -lāt′)
adjective
having stipules
Etymology: ModL stipulatus
stipulate
Synonyms
stipulate
Usage Examples
Object
- deadline: Such a contract stipulates a deadline for delivery for each possible type of agent efficiency.
- period: Further amendment planned later in the year that will stipulate maximum periods for downloading data.
- quantity: You will need to stipulate a minimum quantity you will collect from any one office.
- requirement: The licenses stipulate public service requirements set out in existing analog licenses, together with new digital switchover obligations.
- limit: Readers who want to borrow books must live within the University's stipulated residence limits.
- criterion: As with most types of online quotations systems, the company stipulates eligibility criteria which some people may fall outside of.
Used with why or when
- who: Corporate and business banking analysis The bank's Ethical Policy stipulates who the bank will and will not finance, as directed by customers.
- which: We don't need to try to convince people through marketing; the client has already stipulated which product they want.
- what: Nor does the law stipulate what constitutes ' disturbance ' .
- when: The Messenger of Allah, on whom be peace and the bounties of Allah, stipulated this when he said.
Preposition: by
- manufacturer: I need to know the front and rear axle loadings for the vehicle " as stipulated by the manufacturer " .
- law: The organization of the said organs shall be stipulated by law.
Modifying Another Word
- expressly: Unless otherwise expressly stipulated by the Company, credit account invoices are due and payable in full 30 days after the invoice date.
- otherwise: Prices Where not stipulated otherwise, the prices stated by the Seller shall be understood unpacked ex factory Munich.
- clearly: Answer 1: No. Law 7 clearly stipulates that each half must be of equal periods of time.
- specifically: Ministers have specifically stipulated that this would be unacceptable.
Preposition: in
- charter: It is prohibited to stipulate in the constitution charter additional benefit consisting of work or personal services of the partners.
- paragraph: The Panel examined, in particular, whether the application fulfilled the two tests stipulated in paragraph 36 of the Schedule.
- contract: Of course every policy is different and your rights will depend on what was stipulated in the contract.
- agreement: This form of payment might even be stipulated in the actual agreement.
Browse dictionary entries near stipulate
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