Provisionality example sentences

provisionality

definition

- noun form of provisional

pro·vi·sion·al

adjective

provisional (adjective) · Provisional (adjective)

- arranged or existing for the present, possibly to be changed later:

- (of a postage stamp) put into circulation temporarily, usually owing to the unavailability of the definitive issue.

- relating to the unofficial wings of the Irish Republican Army and Sinn Fein established in 1969 and advocating terrorism:

- a provisional postage stamp.

- a member of the Provisional wings of the Irish Republican Army or Sinn Fein.

Synonyms

provisional, interim, temporary, transitional, changeover, stopgap, acting, caretaker, working, conditional, qualified, tentative, contingent, makeshift, improvised, preliminary, unfinished, provisory, permanent, definite

"Provisionality" Example Sentences

1. He accepted the offer with some provisionality.
2. The agreement was made with provisionality.
3. This decision was made with a certain provisionality.
4. We must take this step with provisionality.
5. We must approach this with a degree of provisionality.
6. She accepted the job offer with provisionality.
7. The plan was made with a sense of provisionality.
8. We must accept this with a certain provisionality.
9. The contract was made with some provisionality.
10. This agreement was made with a certain provisionality.
11. We must accept this offer with provisionality.
12. The situation was made with a sense of provisionality.
13. We must proceed with a certain provisionality.
14. They accepted the offer with some provisionality.
15. The agreement was made with a degree of provisionality.
16. We must take this step with a certain provisionality.
17. The deal was made with a certain provisionality.
18. This decision was made with a sense of provisionality.
19. We must accept this with a degree of provisionality.
20. The contract was made with a certain provisionality.