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contractual

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /kənˈtræktʃuəl/

contractual means: Related to, or required by, a written legal agreement.

adjective

LEGAL AGREEMENTB2

Related to, or required by, a written legal agreement.

  • We have a contractual duty to pay.
  • The company failed to meet its contractual obligations.
  • What are your contractual rights if the job ends?

Common phrases: contractual obligation, contractual rights, contractual terms

noun

CONTRACT WORKERC2

A person employed under a contract, often for a limited period.

  • She joined the office as a contractual.
  • The company hired ten contractuals for the project.
  • A contractual may need a new agreement each year.

Similar words: contract worker, contract employee

Common phrases: a contractual, hire a contractual, a new contractual

Questions about contractual

What does contractual mean?

Related to, or required by, a written legal agreement.

What is contractual in other languages?

Türkçe: sözleşmeye dayalı · Español: contractual · Français: contractuel · Deutsch: vertraglich · Italiano: contrattuale · 日本語: 契約上の

How do you pronounce contractual?

It is pronounced /kənˈtræktʃuəl/.

How do you use contractual in a sentence?

We have a contractual duty to pay. The company failed to meet its contractual obligations.

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