provisionary (Meaning)

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provisionary (s)

under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon

The provisionary agreement allowed for further negotiations before finalizing the terms.
A provisionary budget was established to address immediate needs while long-term planning took place.
The provisionary status of the project meant that changes could still be made to its design.
She was granted provisionary access to the database while awaiting full authorization.
The provisionary measures were put in place to address the emergency situation.
The provisionary ruling by the judge allowed for temporary enforcement of certain restrictions.
The provisionary timeline outlined the stages of development for the new software.
The provisionary nature of the contract meant that either party could terminate it with notice.
The provisionary license granted temporary permission to operate the business until full approval was obtained.
The provisionary committee was tasked with making interim decisions until a permanent board could be established.

under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon

temporary, provisional,interim, short-term, provisory,transitional, alternate, conditional, qualified, short-range

permanent, long-term, fixed, fixed,permanent, final, final, long-term, standing, eternal

The provisionary agreement allowed for further negotiations before finalizing the terms.

A provisionary budget was established to address immediate needs while long-term planning took place.

The provisionary status of the project meant that changes could still be made to its design.

She was granted provisionary access to the database while awaiting full authorization.