What is another word for provisory?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹəvˈɪsəɹˌi], [ pɹəvˈɪsəɹˌi], [ p_ɹ_ə_v_ˈɪ_s_ə_ɹ_ˌi]
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Similar words for provisory:
- all (adjective)
- conditional (adjective)
- dependent (adjective)
- hypothetical (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- provisional (adjective)
- provisory (adjective)
- reliant (adjective)
- short-range (adjective)
- short-term (adjective)
- temporary (adjective)
- tentative (adjective)
Synonyms for Provisory:
adj.
• all (adjective) • conditional (adjective)- with reservations,
- granted on certain terms,
- Codicillary,
- restrictive,
- not absolute,
- with strings attached,
- with grain of salt,
- iffy.
- reckoning,
- accessory to,
- trusting,
- Relying,
- Depending,
- subservient,
- susceptible,
- subordinate,
- counting,
- ancillary.
- doubtful,
- problematic,
- academic,
- theoretical,
- imaginary,
- conjectural,
- presumptive,
- equivocal,
- speculative,
- suspect,
- suppositious,
- suppositional,
- Presupposed,
- questionable,
- supposed,
- debatable,
- pretending,
- imagined,
- indefinite,
- Concocted,
- assumptive,
- theoretic,
- disputable,
- casual,
- vague,
- indeterminate.
- conditional,
- dependent,
- short-range,
- Postulated,
- appurtenant,
- tentative,
- putative,
- stopgap,
- pro tem,
- open for consideration,
- temp,
- unconfirmed,
- band aid,
- overnight,
- transitional,
- make-do,
- contestable,
- Conjecturable,
- incidental to,
- controlled by,
- supplier,
- probationary,
- provisional,
- provisionary,
- not final,
- hypothetical,
- regulated by,
- under control of,
- liable to,
- unfixed,
- tester,
- stochastic,
- reliant,
- short-term,
- temporary,
- over night,
- sustained by,
- make do,
- refutable,
- not settled,
- for the time being.
- modified,
- incidental,
- subject to,
- fortuitous,
- contingent,
- inconclusive,
- relying on,
- qualified,
- relative,
- uncertain,
- obscure,
- depending on,
- restricted,
- guarded.
n.
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•
- limited.
How to use "Provisory" in context?
When it comes to parental guidance, there is no one right way to do it. What works best for one family may not be the best choice for another. In order to steer your child in the right direction, you may want to try a variety of different proscriptions. Here are four proscriptions to try:
1. Set boundaries. Tell your child what is and is not acceptable behavior. This may seem heavy-handed at first, but with patience and consistent enforcement, your child will gradually learn that there are consequences for breaking the rules.
2. Model good behavior.
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