Contractual
Contractual adjective - Relating to or part of a binding legal agreement.
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Synonyms for Contractual
Required and contractual are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Required" instead an adjective "Contractual".
Required
Required adjective - Forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law.
Contractual and required are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Contractual" instead an adjective "Required".
Nearby Words: requirement, requiring
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Related pairs
- involuntary and contractual
- involuntary and required
- set and contractual
- set and required
- right and contractual
- right and required
- proper and contractual
- proper and required
- due and contractual
- due and required
- binding and contractual
- binding and required
- necessary and contractual
- necessary and required
Both words in one sentence
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Due to contractual obligations from original network founder and evangelist Pat Robertson, ABC Family is required to air The 700 Club every weekday, excluding most weekends except for telethons.
Source: Screwed by the Lawyers -
One is a typical Greatest Hits album that simply required the space of two discs, and was released as a contractual agreement beyond Carey's control and had no creative input or personal touches from her.
Source: Distinct Double Album
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