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provision

Transitive Verb
pl: provisionspast: provisionedpp: provisioneding: provisioning

This word carries a strong sense of preparation and foresight. It is most frequently encountered in formal, legal, or administrative contexts where it describes the specific terms of an agreement or the systemic delivery of a service. It suggests a structured arrangement rather than a spontaneous act of giving.

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Meanings

Noun

the act of providing or supplying something for use.

"The provision of clean water is a basic human right."

Noun

a condition or qualification in a legal document.

"The contract contains a provision for early termination."

Noun

an amount or type of food and drink needed for a journey.

"We packed enough provisions for a week in the wilderness."

Transitive Verb
[something]

To supply with food, drink, or equipment.

"The ship was provisioned for a long voyage across the Atlantic."

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