stipulate

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Stipulate' means to insist on a condition or demand as part of an agreement. It is essentially putting forward a specific rule that must be followed or respected in a deal.

Examples in Different Contexts

In collaborative art projects, artists may 'stipulate' their roles and contributions. An artist might clarify, 'I've stipulated that my artwork cannot be modified without my explicit consent.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

It's important for every contract to have a clear outline of what is expected from both parties. Our legal team can help make sure everything is clear.

Response:

True, in order to avoid misunderstandings later, we must stipulate our terms clearly.

Law

Scenario:

The lawyer making statements outside the court is causing a commotion. Even he must understand the etiquette of legal procedures.

Response:

Irrespective of where he makes statements, the court expects him to stipulate facts only, avoiding unprofessional remarks.