Definition Synonyms
Definition of provisory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
timeRare temporary or pending something more permanentRare
- They set up a provisory camp until the storm passed.
2.
conditionalRare containing a proviso or conditionRare
- The agreement is provisory, subject to further negotiations.
Origin of provisory
Latin, provisorius (provisional)
Examples of provisory in a sentence
They used a provisory solution to fix the leak. Her promotion was provisory, pending the final approval. The contract was signed under provisory terms.
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- French:provisoire, conditionnel, ...
- German:provisorisch, vorbehaltlich, ...
- Italian:provvisorio, condizionale, ...
- Spanish:provisional, condicional, ...
- Portuguese:provisório, condicional, ...
- Chinese:临时的, 有条件的, ...
- Japanese:仮設, 条件付きの, ...
- Arabic:مؤَقَّت, شَرْطِي, ...
- Hebrew:זְמַנִּי, מוּתנֶה, ...
- Russian:временный, условный, ...
- Ukrainian:тимчасовий, умовний, ...
- Hindi:अस्थायी, सशर्त, ...
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