frist
- noun
- Archaic
- The court set a strict frist for the appeal.
Examples
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The lawyer requested a longer frist to gather all necessary documents.
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You must submit your application before the frist expires.
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The contract specifies a frist for payment that must not be exceeded.
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If the frist passes without action, the agreement becomes void.
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The contract specifies a frist for payment that must not be exceeded.
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You must submit your application before the frist expires.
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If the frist passes without action, the agreement becomes void.
Synonyms
A fixed period of time during which something happens, for example a school session or a prison sentence
A fixed time after an event when you cannot start a court case
A law that stops people from starting a lawsuit after a set time
A set time by which you must finish something
Antonyms
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frist is like the German word Frist, which means 'fixed time' or 'deadline'. So a frist is a legal or contract time limit for doing something.