condition

condition
n
1. state, stage, phase; situation, circumstance, state of affairs, kettle of fish; predicament, scrape, plight, quandary, dilemma, fix, corner, pinch, Inf. pickle.
2. shape, form, fitness, physical fitness, well-being, health, fettle; working order, Inf. kilter, Sl. whack.
3. position, place, station, estate; standing, footing, step, degree, rank, grade; status, stratum, level, class, caste.
4. qualification, restriction, limit, modification; consideration, allowance, exception.
5. requirement, necessity, essential, Latin, sine qua non; prerequisite, antecedent.
6. provision, proviso, contingency, contingent; stipulation, term, demand; article, clause, particular, point; premise, assumption, supposition, presupposition, hypothesis, postulate.
v
7. prepare, equip, train, get ready, warm up, get in shape, shape up, work out, tone up; teach, instruct, tutor, coach; capacitate, enable, empower.
8. qualify, restrict, limit, set limits or boundaries; stipulate, require, demand, Law. provide

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