provision
word
Definition
Provision can mean supplying or preparing something that is needed, or a specific rule or condition in a legal document or contract.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and commonly used in business, legal, and official contexts. As a noun, often used in plural ('provisions') for supplies (especially food). In contracts, 'provision' refers to an individual rule or clause. Do not confuse with 'provide' (verb).
Example Sentences
We made provision for extra food in case of more guests.
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There's a provision in the lease that allows pets, but only with permission.
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Each contract must have a provision about payment terms.
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The law includes a provision for people with disabilities.
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We packed enough provisions for the whole week of camping.
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You should check every provision in that agreement before you sign.
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