n. a legal written agreement; v. to draw or squeeze together so as to make or become smaller or shorter and broader; to promise legally in writing
He signed the contract. OR His muscles contract when he squeezes his fist.
He signed the contract. OR His muscles contract when he squeezes his fist.
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In a social contract people agree to submit to the authority of the government.
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How did Amanda contract the HIV virus?
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After Whammy stays for one week, how long is his contract for?
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The judge will annul the contract between the two companies.
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This contract becomes null and void at noon tomorrow.
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What disease did Roosevelt contract in 1921?
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His aumildar will negotiate a contract with the team.
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Who was to make up the marriage contract between the Dauphin and Dauphine?
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The bullets bounced off the ironclad. OR The contract was ironclad.
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They are pressuring him into accepting the contract.
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His muscles contract when he squeezes his fist.
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What disease did Franklin contract when he was 39 years old?
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It is a fiduciary contract.
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Why does Ted's mom reject his first contract offer?
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agreement; bargain; compact
disagreement
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