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Meaning

The word "provision" generally refers to the act of supplying or making something available, particularly in terms of necessities such as food, supplies, or services. It can also mean a specific requirement or condition in an agreement or legal document.

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Etymology

The word "provision" comes from the Latin "providere," which means "to foresee, to provide." It entered Middle English through Old French in the 14th century.

Examples

  1. The organization made provisions for the homeless during the harsh winter months.
  2. According to the contract, there is a provision that allows for annual reviews of the terms.
  3. Before the camping trip, we packed enough provisions to last for a week.
  4. The new policy includes a provision to protect the rights of workers.