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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to contract:   (449 results)

Antonyms:
stretch, widen

Contains:
arbitration clause, boilerplate

Often used in the same context:
deal, agreement, subcontract, lease, extension, pact, clause, arbitration, salary, buyout, escalator clause, voidable, collective agreement, renegotiation, extention, precontract, signing, contrat, tender, subcontractor, arrangement, termination, megadeal, indefinite quantity, negotiations, reup, terms, counteroffer, sublease, negotiating, rebid, consent decree, affreightment, anticipatory breach, contractor, wage freeze, bids, arbitrator, warrantee, accord, inks, licensing agreement, golden handshake, restrictive covenant, holdout, novate, retainer, waiver, arbitration clause, option, settlement, promissory note, golden handcuffs, negations, partnership, tenure, agent, bonuses, plea bargain, concession, commitments, confidentiality agreement, loan, truce, machinists, acquisition agreement, addendum, payroll, stipulation, memorandum, grievance, sponsorship, yts, prenup, anchor tenant, counterproposal, joint venture, severance, concessionaire, procurement, consortium, commitment letter, cancelable, liquidated damages, union, novation, warranty, bargaining, award, wage, lockout, acquisition, invoice, obligee, purchasing agent, million, dubuque, trades, leaseback, counterclaim, guarantees, hire, contracts, transaction, assignment, purchase, grant, holding, installation, act, appropriation, certificate, consignment, receipt, sale, url, lawsuit, license, contractual, franchising, licensing, monopoly, rule, unworkable, charter, incentive, nondiscriminatory, pay, protection, sales, share, tenurial, applicable, called, decentralized, distribution

More specific:
acquisition agreement, adhesion contract, aleatory contract, articles of agreement, bear down, bilateral contract, bottleneck, bowdlerise, bowdlerize, catch, charter, choke, collective agreement, concentrate, concession, condense, condition, conditional contract, contract of adhesion, contract of hazard, contract out, contract under seal, convulse, cost-plus contract, covenant, distribution agreement, employment agreement, employment contract, expurgate, flex, fret, gag, gambling contract, grant, hire, indenture, insurance, insurance policy, labor agreement, labor contract, lease, licensing agreement, marriage contract, marriage settlement, merger agreement, output contract, overbear, partnership, policy, prim, purchase agreement, purchase contract, purse, qualify, quasi contract, rent, requirements contract, sale in gross, scrag, sealed instrument, service contract, severable contract, shipping articles, shorten, sign, special contract, specify, squeeze out, stipulate, strangle, strangulate, subcontract, taper off, throttle, wring out, wrinkle

Appears in the definition of:
., acceptance, acquisition agreement, adhesion contract, advantageous, aleatory contract, annul, anticipatory breach, apprenticed, arbitration clause, article, articled, articles of agreement, astringency, asystole, atrioventricular bundle, atrioventricular trunk, auction, auction bridge, bear down, behalf, bid, bidding, bilateral contract, binding, bound, breach of contract, brokerage, build in, bundle of his, cardiac arrest, cardiopulmonary arrest, catch, charter, clause, collective agreement, combination in restraint of trade, commitment, concession, condition, conditional contract, consensual, constructive breach, contextual definition, contractor, contractually, contract offer, contract of adhesion, contract under seal, convulse, cost-plus, cost-plus contract, countersign, culbertson, declaration, declarer, deliverable, dishonestly, distribution agreement, dotted line, draw, earnest, earnest money, elastic, ely culbertson, employment agreement, employment contract, engage, entitlement, escalator, escalator clause, escrow, execution, execution of instrument, expiration, expiry, fiduciary, fine-tooth comb, fine print, firm, flex, forfeit, fraud in the factum, freelance, free agency, free agent, futures contract, gambling contract, grant, handclasp, handshake, handshaking, hire, indenture, indentured, independent, ink, insurance, insurance policy, intercostal, intercostal muscle, invalidate, ironclad, isotonic exercise, juicy, labor agreement, labor contract, lease, let, licensing agreement, loophole, lowball, marriage contract, marriage settlement, material breach, merger agreement, minimum wage, musculus intercostalis, nemertean, nemertine, nominal damages, notice, novation, oral contract, output contract, outsource, overbear, papillary muscle, parol evidence rule, partial breach, partnership, penalty, performance bond, policy, prim, proboscis worm, pulsate, pulse, purchase agreement, purchase contract, purkinje's system, purkinje's tissue, purkinje network, purse, qualify, quasi contract, recission, rent, representation, repudiation, requirements contract, rescission, reserve clause, resile, ribbon worm, runner, sale, sales agreement, sealed instrument, sea squirt, self-employed person, service contract, severable contract, shake, shipping articles, sign, small print, special contract, specific performance, specify, stipulate, stock-index futures, stypsis, subcontract, subscribed, surety bond, take, terminated, termination, terminative, term of a contract, throb, truncus atrioventricularis, ultra vires, verbal, virtually, vitiation, wrinkle, write out, yellow-dog contract

Part of:
bridge

More general:
alter, assure, bid, bidding, bridge, change, decrease, diminish, employ, engage, fall, hire, lessen, minify, promise, reduce, shrink, tighten, written agreement

Synonyms:
abbreviate, abridge, compact, compress, concentrate, condense, constrict, contract bridge, cut, fee, foreshorten, get, narrow, press, reduce, shorten, shrink, sign, sign on, sign up, squeeze, take, undertake

Also try:
— Nouns for contract: method, theory, work, system, law, basis, out, making, curve, price, signing, more...

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