16 Feb 2016
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Korean
Question about English (US)
What is the difference between stipulation and condition?
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Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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English (US)
Condition has many more meanings than stipulation. A health condition, products with conditioning, and conditions when negotiating something with someone or in business.
"He has a health condition where he cannot eat anything with peanuts."
"Do you have any hair conditioner or shampoo? I'm all out."
"You can borrow my book, but on one condition: tell me I'm the best."
A stipulation is a condition that is required to be followed in an agreement.
"A stipulation, however, was made with these chiefs that a strip of country sufficient for the purposes of a railway to Matabeleland should be conceded to the Chartered Company."
Search around more if you are talking about stipulation in Law.
"He has a health condition where he cannot eat anything with peanuts."
"Do you have any hair conditioner or shampoo? I'm all out."
"You can borrow my book, but on one condition: tell me I'm the best."
A stipulation is a condition that is required to be followed in an agreement.
"A stipulation, however, was made with these chiefs that a strip of country sufficient for the purposes of a railway to Matabeleland should be conceded to the Chartered Company."
Search around more if you are talking about stipulation in Law.
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