Prenuptial Contract,

Prenuptial Contract Definition:

• An agreement between the future husband and the future wife that determines how the couple's finances will be handled during the marriage and in the event of a divorce.

Literal Meanings of Prenuptial Contract

Prenuptial:

Meanings of Prenuptial:

1. It exists or occurs before marriage.

Sentences of Prenuptial

1. Premarital pregnancy

Contract:

Meanings of Contract:

1. Make a formal and legally binding agreement.

2. Catch or develop (disease or infectious agent)

3. You owe (debt)

4. A written or ■■■■ agreement, specifically an employment, purchase or lease agreement, intended to be legally binding.

Sentences of Contract

1. The glass shrinks when it cools.

2. Local authorities will employ various agencies to provide services.

3. Three people have been infected with the deadly virus.

4. The resulting debt is 3,300

Synonyms of Contract

commit oneself, pact, pick up, compact, settlement, get smaller, catch, undertaking, acquire, fall ill with, bond, arrangement, incur, become infected with, covenant, engage, develop, pledge, get, come down with, succumb to

Prenuptial Contract,

Definition of Prenuptial Contract:

1. An agreement between husband and wife stating that the couple's financial affairs should be settled during marriage and in the event of divorce.

Literal Meanings of Prenuptial Contract

Prenuptial:

Meanings of Prenuptial:

1. Was present or happened before marriage.

Contract:

Meanings of Contract:

1. A written or ■■■■ agreement, specifically a lease, sale or lease agreement, the purpose of which is legal force.

2. Decrease in size, number or scope.

3. Sign a formal and legally binding agreement.

4. Catching or preparing (disease or infectious agent).

Sentences of Contract

1. What is the contract with the club now?

Synonyms of Contract

reach an agreement, agree, deal, decline, understanding, promise, take ill with, commitment, convention, be stricken with, be struck down with, treaty, become liable to pay, take sick with, fall into, reduce, undertake, dwindle, run up, agreement, indenture, engagement, account, make a deal, shrivel

Prenuptial Contract

An agreement between a future husband and wife that describes how the couple's financial affairs are handled during marriage and divorce.