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Definition of contractually - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
legalin a way that follows what a contract says
- The company is contractually required to pay damages.
- He was contractually obligated to finish the project by June.
- The tenants are contractually protected against sudden evictions.
Expressions with contractually
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required by a contract and enforceable by law
This is a contractually binding agreement between both parties.
Origin of contractually
Latin, contractus (agreement) + -ally (manner)
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contracts
time span during which support or maintenance is contractually provided
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- French:contractuellement, ...
- German:vertraglich, ...
- Italian:contrattualmente, ...
- Spanish:contractualmente, ...
- Portuguese:contratualmente, ...
- Chinese:依照合同地, ...
- Japanese:契約上, ...
- Arabic:تَعَاقُدِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹזִית, ...
- Russian:по контракту, ...
- Ukrainian:контрактно, ...
- Hindi:अनुबंधानुसार, ...
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