Definition Synonyms
Definition of executory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
future dateTECH. set to come into effect in the futureTECH.
- The executory agreement will start next year.
2.
legalTECH. not yet completed or fully effectiveTECH.
- The executory contract will be finalized next month.
Origin of executory
Latin, exsequi (to follow) + -ory (pertaining to)
Examples of executory in a sentence
An executory clause will be enforced next month. The executory agreement is pending approval. An executory lease will be signed soon.
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- French:à effet différé, non encore exécuté, ...
- German:zukünftig, schwebend, ...
- Italian:futuro, in sospeso, ...
- Spanish:ejecutorio, incompleto, ...
- Portuguese:a entrar em vigor, pendente, ...
- Chinese:未来生效的, 未完成, ...
- Japanese:執行予定の, 未完了の, ...
- Arabic:مُزْمَع, قابِلٌ لِلتَّنفيذِ, ...
- Hebrew:עָתִידִי, טֶרֶם־הוֹשָׁלְם, ...
- Russian:исполнительный, незавершенный, ...
- Ukrainian:виконавчий, незавершений, ...
- Hindi:कार्यकारी, अधूरी, ...
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