Stipulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STIPULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STIPULATE, to set or require as a condition of an agreement
• demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of an agreement
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a leaf or plant) having stipules.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make an agreement or covenant to do or forbear something; contract

Words related to STIPULATED

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How to use STIPULATED in a sentence

• Whatever the stipulated tribute might have been, it is more than probable, as there was no authority left to exact it, that it was but indifferently paid.
• Foster in the publication of the Minnesotian prior to the consolidation, but when the offices separated it was stipulated that Mr.
• Before the stipulated month expired, the necessity of passing up and down stairs frequently, caused my limbs to swell so painfully, that I became unable to perform my duties.
• It was stipulated that the two kings should meet in Picardy between Guines, an English possession in the neighborhood of Calais, and Ardres, which belonged to France.
• It was likewise stipulated that there should be complete religious freedom and toleration for all sects.
• The latter complained that the manager did not give them as much as was stipulated in the original agreement.
• I hope, therefore, that this part of the Constitution will not be condemned, because it has not stipulated for what it was impracticable to obtain.
• It is stated that on the latter occasion, he stipulated for the liberty of voting as he pleased.
• You stipulated that Gascony be given up to you in guaranty, as a settlement on any children I might have by that incomparable lady.
• In each case I stipulated that the flour should remain in store one week, until I could get teams to cart it to Ballarat.
• The sum finally stipulated to be paid by Spain, on this occasion, besides restoring the vessels unjustly seized, was two hundred and ten thousand dollars.
• It was, she knew, necessary to be near the capital at the close of the period stipulated by Burgundy, and the royal army accordingly took the northern road, leading to Paris.
• At the outset I had stipulated for six weeks of this treatment, and it was with reluctance that my patient yielded to my wish.
• In ordering this boat the French government stipulated a speed of 6 knots to be maintained during three hours with an expenditure of 10 horse power.
• Denmark will probably only furnish its stipulated aid to Russia.
• Denmark is forbidden by England and Prussia to furnish even its stipulated maritime aid.
• By an article in the Convention of Saratoga, it is stipulated, on the part of the United States, that the officers shall not be separated from their men.
• Bill admitted he had no better proposition to offer, and only stipulated that his share in the scheme should be completely adequate.
• The Swedish minister in England demanded that assistance of William which had been stipulated in a late renewal of the ancient treaty between England and Sweden.
• My troops, therefore, must return home, agreeably to what the duke of Cumberland and the Hanoverian ministry stipulated with regard to me in the strongest manner.
• And he stipulated a yearly pension to Henry and his heirs of twenty-five thousand crowns.
• Holland had stipulated with Spain never to come to an accommodation, till all things in Flanders were restored to the condition in which they had been left by the Pyrenean treaty.
• For such eccentric and distracted services as I had rendered in Wallencamp, the superintendent of schools had paid me in full at the price stipulated, eight dollars per week.
• So he stipulated that he should be given a column of his own, that he might stand or fall by the excellence of his own work.
• The seigneur could exact nothing that was not stipulated therein.
• It had been solemnly stipulated that England would not interfere in Native affairs north of the Orange River.
• I would come to him for a stipulated half-hour, but the lesson would continue indefinitely, until we were both forced to stop from sheer exhaustion.
• The revenue of the empire had thus far been raised by the payment of a stipulated sum from each noble according to his amount of land.
• The dog then stipulated that he should be placed under a large bell and that no one should move it or look into it for a space of 280 days.

Similar words containing STIPULAT without suffix ed

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