Subject to, depending on, or limited by, one or more conditions; not absolute; made or granted on certain terms or stipulations.

Conditioned; subject to or limited by conditions; formerly said of limited monarchs.

= conditionate, adj.

attributive. That would otherwise exist without qualification.

Subject to a provision or proviso; relating to or expressing a provision or proviso; conditional.

Of, relating to, or done with a proviso; conditional.

Conditional, contingent; = provisional, adj. 3.

Dependent upon conditions, conditional. Obsolete.

Dependent upon a particular correcting or modifying condition; conditional upon; resting on the assumption of.

Of an acceptance: subject to a limit or condition, conditional. Obsolete.

Law. Arising from a previous matter and provisionally liable to exist or take effect. Cf. contingent, adj. 9. Now somewhat archaic.

Of a stipulation: subject to certain conditions or requirements being met; conditional. Obsolete.

Law. Dependent on a pre-contemplated probability; provisionally liable to exist or take effect; conditional; not absolute.

That has been specified in the conditions of a contract or undertaking.

Of, relating to, or of the nature of a proviso or provision (in a law, etc.). Obsolete.

Const. on.

That is or has been mitigated; alleviated, tempered, qualified; (Christian Church) designating or relating to a religious order less austere than…