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Stipulative

Definition:

Stipulative refers to the act of defining or modifying the meaning of a word or phrase, usually done within a particular context or domain, often for the purpose of establishing a new understanding.

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Senses:

1. Stipulative (General): Pertaining to the act of stipulating or setting specific conditions or terms.
2. Stipulative (Linguistics): Pertaining to a definition that assigns a new or altered meaning to a word, often used in a specialized field or discourse.

Usages:

1. The contract included stipulative clauses to ensure fair treatment of all parties involved.
2. Her dissertation proposed a stipulative definition for a term commonly used in psychology.
3. As an adjective, "stipulative" describes the act of defining or modifying meaning.

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