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- DictionaryPro·vi·so/prəˈvīzō/
noun
- 1. a condition attached to an agreement: "he left his unborn grandchild a trust fund with the proviso that he be named after the old man"
The meaning of PROVISO is an article or clause (as in a contract) that introduces a condition. How to use proviso in a sentence.
PROVISO definition: 1. a statement in an agreement, saying that a particular thing must happen before another can: 2…. Learn more.
a part of a legal document that states that something must happen or be done: The provisos set out in a lease cover a range of matters which a tenant should understand before signing it.
A proviso is something added to a document or agreement that details the terms. You might agree to buy a used car with a proviso that the fuzzy steering-wheel cover is included as part of the sale.
A proviso is a condition in an agreement. You agree to do something if this condition is fulfilled. I told Norman I would invest in his venture as long as he agreed to one proviso. Okay, with the proviso that Jane agrees, I accept. Synonyms: condition, requirement, provision, strings More Synonyms of proviso.
Definition of proviso noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
a clause in a statute, contract, or the like, by which a condition is introduced. a stipulation or condition. Synonyms: qualification, limitation, restriction. Discover More.
