Provisional ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Provisional ( adjective )

1. Temporary; intended for temporary use.
2. Conditional; dependent on certain conditions being met.

Origin:

From latin provisionalis, from providere ("to provid.e")

Examples:

1. The provisional government was established until elections could be held.
2. She was given a provisional driver's license until she passed her driving test.
3. The treaty was provisional and dependent on the agreement of all parties.
4. The company made a provisional offer for the property, pending inspections.
5. The team was using a provisional lineup until the injured players returned.

(As a noun)

Provisional ( noun )

1. Temporary; intended for temporary use.
2. Conditional; dependent on certain conditions being met.

Origin:

From latin provisionalis, from providere ("to provid.e")

Examples:

1. The provisional government was established until elections could be held.
2. She was given a provisional driver's license until she passed her driving test.
3. The treaty was provisional and dependent on the agreement of all parties.
4. The company made a provisional offer for the property, pending inspections.
5. The team was using a provisional lineup until the injured players returned.