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  • 121dependent — adj 1. pendent, hanging down, pensile, pendulous; dangling, drooping, hanging, suspended. 2. clinging, leaning, relying, counting on; helpless, weak, vulnerable, defenseless, poor, indigent; minor, youthful, immature, Inf. tied to one s mother s… …

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  • 122limiting — adj confining, restricting, restrictive, checking, curbing, limitative; constraining, binding, bounding, restraining, hampering, cramping; delimiting, delimitative, delimitating, fixing, circumscribing; provisional, provisory, modifying,… …

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  • 123provisional — adj 1. temporary, Latin, pro tempore. pro tern, interim, transitional, limited; substitute, substitutional, substitutionary; makeshift, impermanent, temporal; incidental, circumstantial. 2. conditional, dependent, contingent, relative, subject to …

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  • 124relative — n 1. kinsman, kinswoman, relation, con sanguinean; tribesman, clansman, countryman, fellow, compatriot; cognate, agnate, enate, affine; father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter; uncle, aunt, nephew, niece, cousin; grandfather, grandmother,… …

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  • 125restrictive — adj 1. conditional, provisional, provisory, contingent, qualifying, modifying. 2. limitative, limiting, confining, circumscriptive, cramping; stiff, narrow, tight, cramped, straitened; hindering, hampering, inhibiting, inhibitive; restraining,… …

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  • 126temporary — adj 1. passing, impermanent, transient, unenduring, perishable, mortal; transitory, ephemeral, fleeting, flitting, evanescent, fading, fugacious; here today and gone tomorrow, fly by night, fugitive, flash in the pan; brief, short, short termed,… …

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  • 127conditional — adjective Syn: qualified, dependent, contingent, with reservations, limited, provisional, provisory …

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  • 128Provision — »Vermittlungsgebühr; Vergütung in Form einer prozentualen Gewinnbeteiligung am Umsatz«: Das Wort der Kaufmannssprache wurde im 16. Jh. aus gleichbed. it. provvisione (eigentlich »Vorsorge«, dann »Vorrat; Erwerb; Vergütung«) entlehnt, das auf lat …

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