Contract
Contract noun - A formal agreement to fulfill an obligation.
Fine print and contract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fine print" instead a noun "Contract".
Fine print
Fine print noun - Material printed in small type.
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Synonyms for Fine print
Contract and fine print are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Contract" instead a noun phrase "Fine print".
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Good luck in front of an English Barrister with a contract containing microscopic fine print that is also signed by people who aren't allowed to sign a contract...
Source: Read the Fine Print - Whatever contract, Deal with the Devil, electronic End User Licensing Agreement or Magically Binding Contract the character speedily signed will have one or more clauses in the fine print designed to screw them over, remove all liability from the other party, or nullifying the whole thing.
Source: Read the Fine Print - Also played with in The Fairly OddParents, where the Pixies' contract regarding Cosmo has fine print, and the fine print has fine print.
Source: Read the Fine Print
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