Definitions

contractual

[kuhn-trak-choo-uhl] / kənˈtræk tʃu əl /

ADJECTIVE

legal

Synonyms

STRONGEST

constitutional fair juridical lawful legitimate proper statutory valid

WEAK

acknowledged allowed authorized card-carrying chartered clean condign decreed due enforceable enforced enjoined forensic granted innocent judged judicial just justifiable justified legalized legit licit on the level on the up and up ordained passed precedented prescribed protected right rightful sanctioned sound straight sure-enough warranted within the law

Antonyms

STRONGEST

illegal illegitimate invalid unacceptable unlawful

WEAK

illicit wrong

Example Sentences

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For a lender, it can still mean years of visible contractual cash flow sitting in front of the maturity date.

From Barron's

From April it will become a contractual requirement to monitor this and achieve it in 90% of cases.

From BBC

“No publisher in their right mind would stand on anything as insignificant as a contractual description in the face of such a work.”

From Los Angeles Times

“A rapid shock within 12 months could overwhelm contractual protections, but we view a multi-year adjustment as far more likely.”

From The Wall Street Journal

That is a contractual choice, not arbitrary discrimination.

From The Wall Street Journal

contractual

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