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Provision
Provision
n.
The
act
of
providing
, or
making
previous
preparation
.
Provision
n.
That
which
is
provided
or
prepared
;
that
which
is
brought
together
or
arranged
in
advance
;
measures
taken
beforehand
;
preparation
.
Provision
n.
Especially
, a
stock
of
food
;
any
kind
of
eatables
collected
or
stored
;
often
in
the
plural
.
Provision
n.
That
which
is
stipulated
in
advance
; a
condition
; a
previous
agreement
; a
proviso
; as,
the
provisions
of a
contract
;
the
statute
has
many
provisions
.
Provision
n.
A
canonical
term
for
regular
induction
into
a
benefice
,
comprehending
nomination
,
collation
,
and
installation
.
Provision
n.
A
nomination
by
the
pope
to a
benefice
before
it
became
vacant
,
depriving
the
patron
of
his
right
of
presentation
.
Provision
v. t.
To
supply
with
food
; to
victual
; as, to
provision
a
garrison
.
Provisional
a.
Of
the
nature
of a
provision
;
serving
as a
provision
for
the
time
being
;
used
of
partial
or
temporary
arrangements
; as, a
provisional
government
; a
provisional
treaty
.
Provisionally
adv.
By
way
of
provision
for
the
time
being
;
temporarily
.
Provisionary
a.
Provisional
.
Provisioned
imp. & p. p.
of
Provision
Provisioning
p. pr. & vb. n.
of
Provision
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