stipulate
/ˈstɪpjʊleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to specify or state something clearly and precisely
“The lawyer stipulated that the contract would only be valid for 6 months.”
2. verb
to make a formal agreement or condition
“The company stipulated that employees would receive a 10% raise if they met their quarterly targets.”
3. noun
a specific requirement or condition
“The stipulation of the contract made it clear that the buyer would be responsible for all maintenance costs.”
4. noun
a formal agreement or condition
“The stipulation of the treaty led to a lasting peace between the two nations.”
5. verb
to limit or restrict something
“The doctor stipulated that the patient could only take the medication under close supervision.”