stipulation in Latin
stipulation in Latin is stipulatio — stipulation means a specific condition written into an agreement or contract.
stipulation in Latin
stipulatio
Something that is stated or stipulated as a condition of an agreement.
What does "stipulation" mean?
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noun A specific condition written into an agreement or contract.
"One stipulation of the lease is that pets aren't allowed."
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stipulation in a sentence
- One stipulation of the lease is that pets aren't allowed.
- The scholarship came with the stipulation that she maintain a high grade average.
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What is "stipulation" in Latin?
"stipulation" in Latin is stipulatio. stipulation means: A specific condition written into an agreement or contract.
How do you use "stipulation" in a sentence?
Example: "One stipulation of the lease is that pets aren't allowed." In Latin, "stipulation" is stipulatio.
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