Contractual
Contractual adjective - Relating to or part of a binding legal agreement.
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Fair and contractual are semantically related. in allowable topic. In some cases you can use "Fair" instead an adjective "Contractual".
Fair
Fair adjective - Not stormy or cloudy.
Contractual and fair are semantically related. You can use "Contractual" instead an adjective "Fair".
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- Contractual Genre Blindness: The Duke of Ch'in deliberately acts like a villain out of fairy tales, incidentally providing his foes with a fair chance to beat him.
Source: Literature / Bridge of Birds -
Contractual Genre Blindness: Traditional vampires like the Old Count did this for entirely pragmatic reasons, and because he was a Fair Play Villain, and Igor does it too (though mostly just to aggravate the new Count, whom he finds insufferable).
Source: Discworld / Carpe Jugulum
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