trial period (Meaning)

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trial period (n)

a period of time during which someone or something is tested

Synonyms & Antonyms of trial period

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trial period Sentence Examples

  1. The new product comes with a 30-day trial period to allow customers to test it before purchasing.
  2. The software vendor offered a limited-time trial period for its latest release.
  3. During the trial period, users can access all features of the subscription at no cost.
  4. The employment contract included a three-month trial period to assess the candidate's suitability for the role.
  5. The trial period for the new medication proved successful in reducing the patient's symptoms.
  6. The jury selection process involved a trial period where potential jurors were questioned by both parties.
  7. The company implemented a trial period for its flexible work arrangement policy to gauge employee feedback.
  8. The fitness center offers a one-week trial period for potential members to experience its facilities.
  9. The new banking app comes with a 90-day trial period to allow customers to try its services without commitment.
  10. The experimental drug underwent a clinical trial period to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.

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a period of time during which someone or something is tested

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No antonyms found.

The new product comes with a 30-day trial period to allow customers to test it before purchasing.

The software vendor offered a limited-time trial period for its latest release.

During the trial period, users can access all features of the subscription at no cost.

The employment contract included a three-month trial period to assess the candidate's suitability for the role.