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Proviso

usgb/prəˈvaɪzəʊ/Volume
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Contractual Highlight

In agreements, 'proviso' highlights key conditions you must meet; often, it’s a deal-breaker.

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They accepted the offer with the proviso that they could move in immediately.
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Conditional Sentence

Use 'proviso' to introduce a conditional clause in a sentence, showing dependence on a requirement.

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You can borrow the car, with the proviso that you return it with a full tank.
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Not Always Legal

'Proviso' is used in everyday language, not exclusive to legal or formal situations.

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I'll come to the party, with the proviso that we leave before midnight.
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