condition /kən-dishˈən/

1. The state in which things exist, eg the human condition
2. A good or fit state
3. A particular quality of existence, good, bad, etc
4. Rank (as in a person of condition; archaic)
5. Prerequisite, prior requirement
6. Temper (obsolete)
7. A term of a contract
8. (in pl) circumstances
9. That which must be true for a further statement to be true (logic)
10. A clause in a will, etc which requires something to happen or be done before the part of the will to which it relates can take effect (law)

To make or impose terms

1. To restrict, limit
2. To put into the required state
3. To prepare or train (a person or animal) for a certain activity or for certain conditions of living
4. To secure by training (a certain behavioural response to a stimulus which would not normally cause it; psychology)

condiˈtional adjective

1. Depending on conditions
2. Expressing a condition or conditions

conditionalˈity noun

condiˈtionally adverb

condiˈtionate transitive verb (obsolete)

To act as a condition

condiˈtioned adjective

1. Having a certain condition, state or quality
2. Caused by psychological conditioning
3. Subject to condition

condiˈtioner noun

A person, substance or apparatus that brings something into a good or required condition

condiˈtioning noun

conditional discharge noun

A court order whereby an offender is not sentenced for an offence unless he or she commits a further offence within a given period

conditional probability noun (statistics)

The probability of one event occurring given that another has already occurred

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