contractual
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- adjective
- /kənˈtræktʃuəl/
- Specialized
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contractual
- We have contractual obligations to finish this one.
- contractual arrangement
- contractual obligation
- contractual relationship
Today we will continue our discussion of pre contractual reliance based liability.
- Today we will continue our discussion of pre contractual reliance based liability.
- So there was perfectly good legal, contractual reasons for Trump to do that.
- And so to my knowledge the contractual situation is is going nowhere right now.
- Old diesels that burner tip substitution doesn't link, and there's no contractual link.
- It's possible to be the offeror but not the drafter of the contractual offer.
- Musk seeks unspecified damages but also specific performance of the alleged contractual or non contractual promises.
- The difficulty here is knowing where the line on free speech is and also the commercial and contractual element.
- So it's covering all these costs in advance, and then down the line, it gets its money back in, so to speak, based on a contractual agreement.
- Instead, they get an ownership stake in Alibaba, a Cayman Islands shell company that has a contractual arrangement to operate its Chinese counterpart.
- That that that should be an arm, even if it's a contractual type thing.
- And so his contractual situation dictates that it's open.
- One of the key sources of duress is the failure of contractual damages.
- I, I thought I could have sung it better, but, you know, at the moment I was tired until like contractual deal.
Examples
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I have contractual obligations on our end based on our agreement.
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In a contractual agreement, each party is legally bound to meet their specified responsibilities.
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On a phone he has a contractual right to record.
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Real economic power, however, is held by the band manager, a contractual position.
Academic text (1992) -
So there was perfectly good legal, contractual reasons for Trump to do that.
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By law, Great Benefit had a contractual obligation to provide medical treatment.
Fiction book (1995) -
The Federal Republic also agreed to assume responsibility for the financial and contractual trade obligations of East Germany.
Academic text (1991) -
Marriage is a contractual union generally recognized by society, religion, and/or government.
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Second, production of barley, under contractual arrangements between farmers and a national beer company, became widespread.
Academic text (1991) -
Today we will continue our discussion of pre contractual reliance based liability.
Synonyms
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Connected to a formal promise or agreement, often in religion and law
Antonyms
How Contractual
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Contractual comes from parts meaning 'together' (con-) and 'to draw' (tract), the same root you see in tractor and attract. So a contract was originally something 'drawn together'—an agreement between people—and contractual means 'relating to a contract'.