stipulated

[ stip-yuh-ley-tid ]

adjective

1. specified as a condition of an agreement:

   The bonds are issued in perpetuity and pay a stipulated rate of interest to the holder.

   If you are even a single word above the stipulated word limit, you will not be able to submit the application.

verb

1. the simple past tense and past participle of stipulate ¹.

Other Words From

• un·stip·u·lat·ed adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of stipulated¹

stipulate ¹( def ) + -ed ²( def )

Example Sentences

Further, Styn highlighted an element of state records law that stipulates public agencies must assist in identifying responsive records.

From Voice of San Diego

The mayor’s proposed terms stipulate that whichever company wins, it has to honor existing labor agreements for only two years anyway.

From Voice of San Diego

For example, if the sales price is $600,000, you can stipulate the home must appraise for at least $580,000.

From Washington Blade

The contract also stipulates that law enforcement must obtain a search warrant “in all cases where initial consent was not obtained and probable cause exists that a crime has been committed.”

From Washington Post

The rules stipulate that all climbing needs to be done on foot, and that only round trip activities count, meaning you can’t sprint up your local ski hill and take the chair lift down.

From Outside Online

The deal he, Beard, and Rob Hoffman had struck with Simmons had stipulated a complex stock buy-out after five years.

From The Daily Beast

They charge that he began spending the money on himself and not on the projects stipulated in the agreement.

From The Daily Beast

The bullet was fired from a distance of fewer than 20 meters, considerably nearer than the stipulated 50-meter minimum.

From The Daily Beast

The invite stipulated that if he were to attend the unnamed designer's show, he could not attend anyone else's.

From The Daily Beast

Some clients, however, such as European central banks, stipulated that none of their information be shared.

From The Daily Beast

In the instructions that may be given to Uville, it shall be stipulated on what terms he may engage one or two English workmen.

From Project Gutenberg

When Mary Belle was sold it was stipulated by the buyer that she was to be clipped before being delivered.

From Project Gutenberg

Bassett had stipulated that his name should not appear and he suggested that Dan place his own on the door.

From Project Gutenberg

On the other hand, it was stipulated that no further attempt upon the town should be made by Nelson's squadron.

From Project Gutenberg

They were also earlier to perceive the evils of an unrestrained trade, in which nothing was stipulated, and nothing prohibited.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• adamant
• consistent
• determined
• explicit
• flat
• persistent
• resolute
• specific
• stable
• staunch
• steadfast
• steady
• strict
• strong
• tenacious
• unflinching
• unshakable
• unwavering
• unyielding