Contract and Grant

Contract

Contract noun - A formal agreement to fulfill an obligation.

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Grant and contract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grant" instead the word "Contract" as a noun or a verb.

Grant noun - A contract granting the right to operate a subsidiary business.

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Contract and grant are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Contract" instead the word "Grant" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: granted, granting, grantee, grantor

individual	individual contract	individual grant
old	old contract	old grant
good	good contract	good grant
particular	particular contract	particular grant
Other adjectives: initial, massive, big, huge, social, important, last, cushy.

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grant turn

Shiroe writes up a magical contract that will grant Rudy all the benefits of an Adventurer (which he would retain even if the contract is later nullified) so he will respawn at a cathedral instead of dying.

Source: Magically Binding Contract
Only then they reveal that, amid the legalese, the contract actually states that the Devil has agreed to grant their wishes and give them his soul—for a dollar.

Source: Deal With The Devil / Literature
Later, the demon is so humiliated at having to grant such a silly request (and is the laughing stock of the netherworld), he enlists the help of the Ghostbusters to void the contract.

Source: Enemy Mine / Western Animation

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