What is another word for contracts?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈɒntɹakts], [ kˈɒntɹakts], [ k_ˈɒ_n_t_ɹ_a_k_t_s]
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Similar words for contracts:
- agreements (noun)
- business (noun)
- endeavors (noun)
- guarantees (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- promises (noun)
- agrees (verb)
- contracts (verb)
- decreases (verb)
- diminishes (verb)
- endeavors (verb)
- hires (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Contracts:
n.
• agreements (noun)- pacts,
- settlements,
- Treaties,
- covenants,
- acceptances,
- capitulations,
- concordances,
- concords,
- concurrences,
- arrangements,
- accessions,
- agreements,
- bonds,
- stipulations,
- understandings,
- accords,
- deals.
- industrialism,
- industry,
- production and distribution,
- trading,
- buying and selling,
- commercialism,
- capital and labor.
- Undertakings,
- engagements,
- assays,
- exploits,
- performances,
- Essays,
- proceedings,
- commitments,
- projects,
- aims,
- productions,
- approaches,
- deeds,
- attempts,
- endeavors,
- jobs,
- actions,
- adventures,
- maneuvers,
- ventures,
- Efforts,
- enterprises,
- gambits,
- purposes.
v.
• agrees (verb)- acquiesces,
- empathizes,
- assents,
- blesses,
- consents,
- endorses,
- pledges,
- affirms,
- promises,
- cooperates,
- concurs,
- welcomes,
- capitulates,
- accepts,
- sanctions,
- conforms,
- approves,
- agrees,
- accedes,
- stipulates.
- abridges,
- dwindles,
- depletes,
- erodes,
- deducts,
- abates,
- drains,
- diminishes,
- shrinks,
- deflates,
- shortens,
- compacts,
- curtails,
- dies down,
- decreases,
- lowers,
- concentrates,
- compresses,
- recedes,
- truncates,
- abbreviates,
- decrements,
- lessens,
- subsides.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- business organization,
- of necessity,
- loads,
- abridge,
- newmarket,
- payoff,
- sign up,
- involvement,
- air embolism,
- troth,
- cut,
- date,
- minutes,
- gas embolism,
- sign,
- fight,
- issue,
- duds,
- caisson disease,
- sign on,
- get,
- tons,
- business enterprise,
- beat generation,
- contract bridge,
- works,
- decompression sickness,
- manufacture,
- mercantilism,
- togs,
- involution,
- condition,
- shorten,
- job,
- say hey kid,
- clientele,
- stacks,
- proceeding,
- widow's weeds,
- condense,
- lots,
- narrow,
- aeroembolism,
- catching,
- scads,
- inevitably,
- return,
- gobs,
- interlocking,
- dozens,
- yield,
- stage business,
- rafts,
- oodles,
- line of work,
- legal proceeding,
- arrangement,
- chicago,
- pact,
- diligence,
- business concern,
- scores,
- commerce,
- patronage,
- occupation,
- mesh,
- squeeze,
- booking,
- battle,
- employment,
- declaration,
- term,
- reduce,
- conflict,
- understanding,
- compress,
- appointment,
- press,
- string section,
- weather condition,
- heaps,
- beatniks,
- take,
- betrothal,
- atmospheric condition,
- michigan,
- business sector,
- byplay,
- participation,
- correspondence,
- takings,
- compact,
- concord,
- living quarters,
- concentrate,
- weather,
- necessarily,
- piles,
- meshing,
- accord,
- abbreviate,
- line,
- concern,
- foreshorten,
- undertake,
- acts of the apostles,
- shrink,
- constrict,
- industriousness,
- commercial enterprise,
- lashings.
- deforms,
- shrivels,
- causes,
- squinches,
- contractions,
- epitomizes,
- passes,
- tweets,
- puckers,
- wads,
- strings,
- guides,
- arrests,
- drags,
- puzzles,
- commences,
- binds,
- puffs,
- quails,
- receives,
- Contractible,
- Knits,
- cans,
- bewilders,
- stupefies,
- transactions,
- submits,
- skips,
- ebbs,
- Narrows,
- attenuates,
- assumes,
- bundles,
- rationalizes,
- omits,
- deprives,
- captivates,
- stimulates,
- fascinates,
- fetches,
- bends,
- claims,
- convulses,
- fights,
- absorbs,
- represses,
- conjures,
- Fathers,
- signs,
- subcontracts,
- trends,
- generates,
- amazes,
- engagement,
- dilutes,
- ceases,
- needs,
- perplexes,
- fills,
- Comes,
- mashes,
- centers,
- involves,
- takes,
- funks,
- thins,
- requires,
- indentures,
- steeps,
- acquires,
- concludes,
- LINEs,
- shoves,
- Styles,
- enchants,
- admits,
- signals,
- hugs,
- arranges,
- adopts,
- urges,
- asks,
- catches,
- shoots,
- contains,
- ignores,
- imbibes,
- flinches,
- engenders,
- twinges,
- twists,
- slims,
- wrinkles,
- consumes,
- entreats,
- trances,
- entrances,
- cuts,
- sires,
- conducts,
- quashes,
- trains,
- veers,
- conditions,
- campaigns,
- crusades,
- charms,
- qualifies,
- leads,
- necessitates,
- directs,
- distills,
- mays,
- wastes,
- exhorts,
- Fees,
- curves,
- pores,
- SUCKS,
- wedges,
- traces,
- issues,
- demands,
- removes,
- ratifies,
- constricts,
- views,
- gathers,
- gravels,
- rivets,
- sustains,
- tightens,
- Mothers,
- snubs,
- quarters,
- hardens,
- centres,
- agitates,
- tucks,
- burns,
- stops,
- distils,
- subdues,
- casts,
- sheers,
- bosoms,
- flexes,
- overtakes,
- baffles,
- squelches,
- specialises,
- starts,
- induces,
- specializes,
- beats,
- centralizes,
- selects,
- irritates,
- swerves,
- bargains,
- attracts,
- tailors,
- consecrates,
- bids,
- collapses,
- contracting,
- exacts,
- negotiates,
- restricts,
- Films,
- delineates,
- Carries,
- conveys,
- bewitches,
- arrives,
- mystifies,
- describes,
- stuffs,
- depicts,
- contract,
- Focuses,
- thrusts,
- charters,
- ingests,
- reads,
- threads,
- amasses,
- subscribes,
- considers,
- HEWS,
- disregards,
- outlines,
- treaty,
- draws,
- limits,
- lets,
- slews,
- presses,
- begins,
- hacks,
- Watches,
- captures,
- incurs,
- agreement,
- sees,
- buys,
- pushes,
- experiences,
- Studies,
- tackles,
- suffers,
- simplifies,
- declarations.
How to use "Contracts" in context?
A contract is a legal document that establishes the terms and conditions governing a relationship. There are a variety of types of contracts, including contracts of adhesion, contracts of sale, contracts for the supply of goods and services, contracts of guarantee, and contracts for the construction of a structure. Contracts can be oral or written, and can be unilateral or bilateral. Contract law is a branch of law that governs the enforceability, interpretation, and performance of contracts.
Paraphrases for Contracts:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Proper noun, plural
agreements, contratos.
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Proper noun, singular
agreement, contracted, contracting, agreements.
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Noun, plural
contracting, agreements.
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Noun, singular or mass
agreement, contracting.
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Proper noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
subcontract.
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Noun, plural
concessions, subcontractors, contractors, sub-contracts, sub-contractors.
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Noun, singular or mass
subcontract, Sub-contract.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, plural
netherlands, Opportunities, Countries, Foods, acquisitions, cartels.
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Proper noun, singular
acquisition, america, area, audit, branch, brand, buying, cartel, commission, commitment, common, corporation, current, deal, decrease, department, des, financial, financing, germany, global, green, june, liabilities, mark, marks, north, presentation, purchasing, routine, shopping, trademark, wto, U.S., Purchased, Undertakings, reduces, acquisitions, commitments, flows, currents, cartels, USD, OECD, contrat, c., smlouvy.
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Noun, plural
advancement, approximately, authorities, aviation, circumstances, commitment, communications, convening, cooperation, costs, cover, coverage, dealings, elements, fauna, framework, goods, holding, hours, instructions, item, leaders, liabilities, links, loads, marches, marks, operations, papers, personnel, possible, proceedings, profits, promotion, provisions, rates, sales, social, stairs, steps, supplies, talks, terms, total, transactions, works, years, Activities, Areas, Beneficiaries, Centuries, Deliveries, Denied, Difficulties, Duties, Economies, Firms, Formulas, Guarantees, Ones, Opportunities, Parties, Policies, Recruited, Royalties, ties, Securities, Tendering, expenses, Copies, Countries, Possibilities, Subsidies, Appointments, Associations, Charges, Consultants, Expenditures, Fees, Forms, Grants, Missions, Negotiations, Permits, Prices, Records, Schedules, Standards, Telecommunications, Undertakings, burdens, compacts, encourages, employees, challenges, levels, remits, borders, connections, affiliations, relationships, pledges, promises, urges, covenants, deals, pacts, settlements, licensees, claims, bargains, demands, destinations, requests, books, accounts, memos, loans, documents, applications, assignments, sets, acquisitions, cases, posts, regions, sectors, enterprises, commitments, jobs, projects, commissions, exchanges, positions, situations, procedures, tasks, instruments, flows, bids, invitations, controls, orders, types, commands, alerts, leases, offerings, offers, tenders, competitors, passengers, stages, conditions, pressures, payments, results, suppliers, workers, months, obligations, objectives, targets, calls, points, similarities, pieces, amounts, awards, provides, qualifications, providers, contentions, options, locations, modalities, lengths, examinations, presentations, claimants, processes, problems, texts, developments, linkages, components, items, quizzes, hits, dollars, auctions, contests, contributions, mandates, margins, consumers, cartels, requirements, outlets, SMES, entrepreneurs, others, marketplaces, products, charters, imports, competitions, institutions, exports, jurisdictions, commandments, recruits, regulators, derivatives, specifications, instances, recipients, travellers, bookings, packages, nominations, sub-leases, organisations, licences, 2007, timetables, contratos, contrats, interlinkages.
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Interjection
oh.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
case, request, undertake, Gives, Hires, SITS, reduces, gets, encourages, commits, agrees, urges, agreements, deals, concludes, requests, assigns, entrusts, incurs, appears, engages, undertakes, finds, collapses, calls, employs, says, tightens, exports, recruits, contrats.
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Proper noun, plural
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
contractor, contractual, futures, contractors.
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Noun, plural
Businesses, Companies, futures.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Contracts:
Word of the Day
- Synonyms:
- appraise, bargain, beat down, bottom out, bounce back, cap, cheapen, Capping.