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Definition of proviso - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalrequirement or condition added to a formal agreement
- The contract includes a proviso about late payments.
- There’s a proviso that limits the agreement’s duration.
- The sale was approved with a proviso attached.
Expressions with proviso
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introduces a condition or requirement
The contract is valid with the proviso that payment is made.
Origin of proviso
Latin, proviso (provided)
Terms with proviso included in their meaning
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- French:clause, ...
- German:Vorbehalt, ...
- Italian:clausola, ...
- Spanish:cláusula, ...
- Portuguese:condição, ...
- Chinese:附加条款, ...
- Japanese:但し書き, ...
- Arabic:شَرْط, ...
- Hebrew:סִיּוּג, ...
- Russian:оговорка, ...
- Ukrainian:умова, ...
- Hindi:प्रावधान, ...
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