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past participle of stipulate.
past tense form of stipulate.

Definitions

stipulated

[stip-yuh-lay-tid] / ˈstɪp jəˌleɪ tɪd /

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certain adj.
customary adj.
firm adj.
fixed adj.
promised adj.
set adj.

ADJECTIVE

certain

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definite sure

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assured bound certified concluded decided determined ensured established guaranteed insured set settled stated warranted

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indefinite uncertain

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doubtful dubious questionable unfixed unpredictable unreliable

ADJECTIVE

customary

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accepted traditional

WEAK

according to Hoyle accustomed acknowledged by the numbers chronic common confirmed conventional established everyday familiar fashionable frequent general habitual household in a rut in the groove normal ordinary orthodox playing it safe popular prescriptive recognized regular regulation routine same old sop standard standard operating procedure understood universal wonted

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abnormal different irregular occasional rare sometime unusual

ADJECTIVE

firm

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adamant consistent determined explicit flat persistent resolute specific stable staunch steadfast steady strict strong tenacious unflinching unshakable unwavering unyielding

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abiding bent bound constant enduring established exact fixed going intent persevering prevailing resolved set settled stated true unbending

WEAK

dead set on hang-tough inflexible never-failing obdurate standpat sure unchangeable undeviating unqualified unshaken

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afraid broken easygoing flexible inconsistent inconstant indefinite irresolute obscure soft surrendering uncertain unfixed unreliable unstable unsteady untrustworthy vague varying wavering weak wobbly yielding

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changeable disloyal false fickle undecided untrue

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alterable loose moving slack supple unsettled

ADJECTIVE

fixed

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agreed certain defined definite definitive inflexible limited planned precise resolved restricted settled stated

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abiding arranged circumscribed confirmed decided enduring firm level narrow prearranged rigged rooted set steady still unbending

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changeless determinate in the bag inalterable inveterate never-failing set-up steadfast sure unblinking unchangeable undeviating unfaltering unflinching unmodifiable unmovable unqualified unwavering

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imprecise indefinite questionable uncertain unlimited unreliable

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flexible soft undecided unstable weak

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changeable irresolute unestablished unsteady variable

ADJECTIVE

promised

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agreed guaranteed

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affirmed asseverated assured consented covenanted ensured insured plighted professed subscribed sworn undertaken underwritten vowed warranted

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vouched for

ADJECTIVE

set

Synonyms

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agreed appointed arranged bent concluded confirmed determined entrenched established firm fixed immovable intent ironclad obstinate pat prearranged predetermined prescribed regular resolved rooted scheduled settled specified stated

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certain customary dead set on decisive definite hanging tough inveterate locked-in pigheaded resolute rigid set in stone solid as a rock steadfast stiff-necked stubborn unflappable usual well-set

Antonyms

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changeable indefinite irresolute undecided unsettled variable wavering weak yielding

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stipulated

Control of the company's Russian operations has been handed to a Russian company called "Industrial Assets", the decree stipulated.

From Barron's ● Nov. 6, 2026

Institute of Peace stipulated that it would be run by a board of 15 people, only eight of whom could belong to a single political party.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Oct. 2, 2026

Joshua's agreement with the Saudi organisers financing the event stipulated the contest would take place in Britain and would have had to be renegotiated for a move to the United States.

From BBC ● Sep. 24, 2026

Department of Energy formally stipulated that none of the 284 grants terminated in October 2025 were terminated “based on any programmatic, statutory, cost-reduction or performance-based factor.”

From Slate ● Sep. 8, 2026

Candice and Brandon stipulated that it had to be named after Siobhan Washington.

From "The Parker Inheritance" by Varian Johnson

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