stipulate
word
Definition
To clearly state a specific requirement, rule, or condition, especially in a legal agreement or contract.
Usage & Nuances
'Stipulate' is formal and often used in legal or official contexts. You 'stipulate' terms, conditions, requirements, or rules. Not used in casual speech; 'state', 'specify', or 'require' are more common informally.
Spanish: establecer - estipularPortuguese (BR): estipular - determinarPortuguese (PT): estipular - determinarChinese (Simplified): 规定 - 明确要求Chinese (Traditional): 規定 - 明確要求Hindi: निर्धारित करना - शर्त रखनाArabic: ينص على - يحدد
Example Sentences
The contract stipulates that payment must be made by the 10th of each month.
basic
The law stipulates a minimum age for voting.
basic
Please read the terms that are stipulated in the agreement.
basic
My landlord stipulates that pets aren't allowed in the apartment.
natural
The job posting stipulates fluency in English and Spanish.
natural
He agreed to work weekends, as the contract stipulated.
natural