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Provide
Provide
v. t.
To
look
out
for
in
advance
; to
procure
beforehand
; to
get
,
collect
, or
make
ready
for
future
use
; to
prepare
.
Provide
v. t.
To
supply
; to
afford
; to
contribute
.
Provide
v. t.
To
furnish
; to
supply
;
formerly
followed
by of,
now
by
with
.
Provide
v. t.
To
establish
as a
previous
condition
; to
stipulate
; as,
the
contract
provides
that
the
work
be
well
done
.
Provide
v. t.
To
foresee
.
Provide
v. t.
To
appoint
to an
ecclesiastical
benefice
before
it is
vacant
.
See
Provisor
.
Provide
v. i.
To
procure
supplies
or
means
in
advance
; to
take
measures
beforehand
in
view
of an
expected
or a
possible
future
need
,
especially
a
danger
or an
evil
;
followed
by
against
or
for
; as, to
provide
against
the
inclemency
of
the
weather
; to
provide
for
the
education
of a
child
.
Provide
v. i.
To
stipulate
previously
; to
condition
; as,
the
agreement
provides
for
an
early
completion
of
the
work
.
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