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condition

Definition for condition

noun as in circumstances

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action, case, plight, position, quality, situation, status

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ballgame, estate, happening, mode, order, posture, predicament, rank, repair, reputation, riff, scene, shape, sphere, spot, standing, state, trim

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how it goes, how things are, how things stack up, lay of the land, like it is, size of it, state of affairs, status quo, way things are, way things shape up, where it's at

noun as in requirement, limitation

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arrangement, demand, precondition, prerequisite, provision, qualification, rule

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article, catch, codicil, contingency, essential, exception, exemption, kicker, modification, must, necessity, postulate, proviso, requisite, reservation, stipulation, strings, terms

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fine print, sine qua non, small print

noun as in physical shape, fitness

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aspect, form, health, status

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appearance, build, constitution, fettle, kilter, mint, order, phase, repair, state, tone, trim

noun as in illness

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ailment, disease, problem, syndrome

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affection, complaint, ill, infirmity, malady, predicament, temper, weakness

verb as in adapt, prepare

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accustom, brainwash, educate

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equip, habituate, inure, modify, practice, program, ready, sharpen, train

Weak matches

build up, loosen up, make ready, shape up, tone up, toughen up, warm up, whip into shape, work out, work over

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As Salon previously reported, the temporary conditions, transient and anonymous nature of the festival make it difficult for police to do their work.

From Salon

These cooler conditions are forecast to stay with us into the start of next week.

From BBC

That means a lifelong threat of cirrhosis or other deadly liver conditions.

From Los Angeles Times

The union contested the withdrawal of recognition, arguing the university changed the terms and conditions of employment without the union’s consent in violation of federal labor law.

From Los Angeles Times

“The terms and conditions are completely transparent and voluntary. No claimants or their lawyers are required to participate until and unless they are satisfied with the compensation offer.”

From Los Angeles Times

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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