CEFR B2

contractual

adjective

Meaning

Relating to or forming part of a contract; established by a contract.

Examples

The terms of employment are clearly laid out in the contractual agreement.
Both parties must fulfill their contractual obligations to avoid legal issues.

Synonyms: agreed, stipulated, obligatory, binding

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contractual (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /kənˈtræktʃuəl/

Definition

Relating to or forming part of a contract; established by a contract.

Examples

The terms of employment are clearly laid out in the contractual agreement.
Both parties must fulfill their contractual obligations to avoid legal issues.
She was bound by a strict contractual clause not to disclose confidential information.

How to Use contractual

contractual obligation (collocation): A duty or responsibility required by a contract. — "It is a contractual obligation to pay rent on time."
contractual agreement (collocation): A formal document outlining terms and conditions. — "They signed a new contractual agreement for the project."
contractual terms (collocation): The specific conditions stated in a contract. — "The contractual terms were reviewed by legal counsel."

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