EULA

American

[yoo-luh] / ˈyu lə /

noun

Digital Technology.

End-User License Agreement: a contract between the manufacturer of computer software and the person who installs and uses it.

distribution restrictions stipulated in the EULA.

Eula British

/ ˈjuːlə /

acronym

end-user licence agreement: the agreement made by a user before being granted permission to use computer software

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Etymology

Origin of EULA

First recorded in 1990–95

Example Sentences

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He was co-chair of the Gathering, a group of 200 South Los Angeles clergymen who protested the Los Angeles police shooting of Eula Love in 1979, and headed the Los Angeles chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

From Los Angeles Times

Fans of Eula Bliss and those interested in the lives of artists will love this book.

From Los Angeles Times

With a writing style that recalls the work of Eula Biss and a goal in solidarity with “Who is Wellness For?” by Fariha Róisín, Shapland opens “Thin Skin” with devastating statistics tying nuclear waste to cancer rates before turning to people, speaking with tribal leaders and even with her own parents.

From Los Angeles Times

Here, she quotes the essayist Eula Biss: “Fear is a cruelty to those who are feared.”

From Washington Post

NEW: I just spoke by phone with Eula Rochard, a Brazilian drag queen who was friends with George Santos when he lived near Rio.

From BBC

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