agree, call for, demand, engage, indicate, make reservations, pin down, require, signify, stipulate for
Definitionv. specify as a condition or requirement in a contract or agreement
Last update: June 14, 2015
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The money lander stipulated that the money should be returned with in five months. [verb]
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What right has one who is almost a pauper to stipulate for a wealthy son-in-law. [verb]
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Sir Arthur only stipulated, that a little ragged boy, for the guerdon of one penny sterling, should run to meet his coachman, and turn his equipage back to Knockwinnock. [verb]
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It was also stipulated that it be entered of record in the recorder's office of Avoyelles. [verb]
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Now, when a governmental loan is once contracted, and the interest is once stipulated, the budget cannot be reduced. [verb]
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Things being in this situation, I thought a fairer opportunity of vindicating my character could not offer than that which now presented itself; I therefore stipulated with Mrs. [verb]
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"No ceremony," he stipulated, "and no dinner dress, and say to-morrow." [verb]
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Fat beeves are driven thither and shot at, a stipulated price being demanded for the privilege. [verb]
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Neither did she ever give me any money,or anything but my daily dinner,nor ever stipulate that I should be paid for my services. [verb]
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You will stipulate, I see, for peculiar termswhat will they be. [verb]
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As it was, she merely stipulated, "If you bring the boy back with his head blown to bits by a musket, don't look to me to put it together again." [verb]
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